The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Why your 401(k) will be safe after the election [588d]
• ‘Work is not the place to be your best self’: TikTok reacts to survey on why Gen Zers are getting fired [588d]
• How Hilaria Baldwin and ‘Vogue’ missed a golden opportunity to help working parents [588d]
• Amazon faces NLRB complaint over refusing to bargain with drivers’ union [588d]
• The office property market may finally be at a turning point [588d]
• Why OpenAI needs another $6.6 billion in VC money [588d]
• $1.5 billion in U.S. federal funds will go to power grid projects in these three regions [588d]
• Why Uber and Lyft drivers are using risky DIY Tesla robotaxis [588d]
• There’s another Tesla Cybertruck recall, this time affecting over 27,000 units [588d]
• HBO Bitcoin doc ‘Money Electric’ hunts for Satoshi Nakamoto—see a first look at the trailer [588d]
• California’s new AI deepfakes law gets blocked by a federal judge. Here’s why [588d]
• Hurricane Helene is forcing the 2024 presidential campaign to address climate change [588d]
• North Carolina’s Appalachian region is getting less federal aid in the wake of Helene. Here’s why [588d]
• The shocking number of shipping containers lost at sea every year wreak havoc on ocean life [588d]
• Fears of workplace automation are fueling the dockworker strike [588d]
• How Use AI to create social videos that people will actually want to watch [588d]
• How ‘Serial’ changed true crime and podcasting forever [588d]
• Get ready for more commercials on Amazon Prime Video next year [588d]
• 5,000 people, 50 brands: what Sephora’s annual festival reveals about the future of beauty [588d]
• Massachusetts struck a deal with Uber and Lyft for minimum pay. Drivers say they’re still getting shortchanged [588d]