The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• End of an era: Amazon MGM takes creative control over James Bond franchise [444d]
• T-Mobile is partnering with New York City to bring faster cell service to emergency first responders [444d]
• Billions in funding for California’s high-speed rail may be canceled by Trump [444d]
• L.A.’s wildfires are making a tough rental market even more brutal. Here’s why [444d]
• Forest Service workers warn Trump’s mass layoffs will make wildfires worse [444d]
• How to make generative AI a partner in your daily workflow [444d]
• Forever 21 closing stores? Fashion chain could join list of retailers shuttering hundreds of locations this year [444d]
• DOGE’s IRS layoffs will trigger a ‘feast for tax evaders,’ experts say [444d]
• What is Reverse Improvement? How leaders can avoid common AI mistakes [444d]
• 17 red states are suing to end federal disability protections. Here’s how you can support Section 504 [444d]
• ‘Yellowjackets” new title sequence is an unsettling fever dream you can’t look away from [444d]
• The DOGE savings tracker wants you to think it’s transparent—but its visualizations are misleading [444d]
• Beauty entrepreneur Jaimee Lupton wants her brands to be a modern L’Oreal. Here’s how she plans to get it done [444d]
• The Jeff Bezos brand is in a slump [444d]
• How managers can lead teams through unpopular return-to-office policies [444d]
• Trump wants to cut more disaster recovery funding. Nearly every Congressional district has recently needed the money [444d]
• Trump’s China tariffs will hit small device makers hardest [444d]
• Shoppers say they want conscious consumption. But they won’t spend to do it [444d]
• This new AI tool helps Walmart’s merchandising team plan what’s in stores [444d]
• How Trump’s proposed funding freeze has impacted childcare providers [444d]
• YouTube picked a new shade of red for its logo because the old red was too red [444d]
• This company is paying employees $10,000 to return to the office [445d]
• Substack bets big on video as TikTok’s future remains uncertain [445d]
• ‘It’s like their escape’: Retro gaming is back thanks to Gen Z [445d]