The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Boston Celtics owners net nearly 1,700% return on record $6.1 billion sale of NBA team: Report [416d]
• Nvidia’s Vera Rubin represents a big bet on real-time AI reasoning [416d]
• Toronto’s hottest tourist attraction is . . . a tree named Rodney [416d]
• Do school phone bans actually work? A new study says not really [416d]
• Tesla is recalling nearly every Cybertruck due to an exterior panel that could detach while driving [416d]
• NHL partners with SAP to give hockey managers easy access to sports data with its new Front Office app [416d]
• ‘Conflict mitigation’ is now one of the fastest-growing workplace skills in the United States, LinkedIn reveals [416d]
• Five Below is opening 150 stores in 2025 as discount retailers like Dollar General and Big Lots close locations [416d]
• Waiting for a promotion? Here’s how to earn it instead [416d]
• The internet at risk: Experts warn of ‘scary’ threats to digital freedom—and what you can do to fight back [417d]
• How Trump’s tariffs are already impacting U.S. small businesses [417d]
• It will soon get harder to claim Social Security checks: What to know about new in-person identity verification rules [417d]
• Evereden wants to be Gen Alpha’s Bonne Bell [417d]
• 5 ways to compete for talent when you’re on a budget [417d]
• The ‘Severance’ title sequence has been hiding secrets all season [417d]
• Angry Hour: Inside a happy hour for ‘pissed-off optimists’ in the age of Trump [417d]
• Indianapolis wants to turn a traffic circle into a park. It’s a brilliant idea [417d]
• This $1,995 home fitness device crams a gym’s worth of equipment into the space of a bookshelf [417d]
• Alabama’s most famous weatherman is pleading to save the National Weather Service—even as Trump and Musk come for it [417d]
• How to know if your company is offering the right benefits [417d]
• How to manage survivor’s guilt during company layoffs [417d]
• The rise of the AI manager [417d]