The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Los Angeles Auto Show reveals U.S. automakers undeterred by slow EV sales [537d]
• U.S. flight attendants threatening to strike over this old airline pay policy [537d]
• AI discrimination lawsuit reaches $2.2 million settlement [537d]
• Big Lots is closing more stores: November bankruptcy update lists 19 locations across 8 states [537d]
• Consumers could see higher borrowing costs if Fed stays on current path with interest rates [537d]
• Google vows to fight ‘radical’ DOJ Chrome proposal as move to force browser sell-off becomes official [537d]
• Kentucky workers at EV battery factory launch campaign to join UAW [537d]
• Judge rules Virginia must remain in multistate greenhouse gas initiative [537d]
• Professional design clubs are back, but they look a little different [537d]
• Who’s really to blame—and who isn’t—for America’s traffic death epidemic [537d]
• The clever reason new offices are using old furniture [537d]
• Eric Schmidt on Henry Kissinger’s surprising warning to the world on AI [537d]
• This cute yellow book is Sweden’s user-friendly guide to nuclear apocalypse [538d]
• Overbooked schedules have become a workplace status symbol [538d]
• 3 ways to fix the ‘broken rung’ on the career ladder [538d]
• U.S. abruptly backtracks on plastic treaty, refusing to support limits on plastic production [538d]
• Here’s what keeps Jimmy Fallon up at night [538d]
• The Starter 401(k) plan is empowering hourly workers [538d]
• Do you really need a chief transformation officer? [538d]
• Win the war for tech talent [538d]
• Can we all just calm down about Coke’s AI holiday commercials? [538d]
• Denmark is returning 15% of its farmland back to nature [538d]
• Coca-Cola’s new holiday ad turned me off of AI-generated art completely [538d]
• How storytelling strengthens teams at work [538d]
• How to opt out of airport facial recognition during Thanksgiving travel [538d]
• Why we need to tear down the ‘paper ceiling’ to build a workforce for the future [538d]
• Walmart’s strong earnings show private-label brands with shelf appeal pay off [538d]