The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Philadelphia strikes a tentative deal with union over a stoppage that caused a backlog of trash [302d]
• Linda Yaccarino tried to tame X. Elon Musk wouldn’t let her [302d]
• Linda Yaccarino steps down as CEO of Elon Musk’s X [302d]
• Apple’s next CEO: A new look at Tim Cook’s potential successors after latest exec shakeup [302d]
• Nvidia stock keeps rising as the AI chip giant hits historic $4 trillion market cap [302d]
• Nvidia’s market cap just hit $4 trillion in a Wall Street first [302d]
• Republicans want to privatize weather forecasts. Do Trump appointees stand to benefit? [302d]
• Canceling subscriptions was about to get easier, but a federal court blocked the FTC rule [302d]
• Samsung fixed everything you hated about foldable phones—except the price [302d]
• Reebok plots a comeback with a shimmering Angel Reese sneaker [302d]
• These personality types are most likely to cheat using AI [302d]
• Mattel’s type 1 diabetes Barbie doll wears an insulin pump and glucose monitor. Here’s her origin story [302d]
• Ritz recall 2025: Mislabeled peanut butter cracker sandwiches pose risk of life-threatening allergic reaction [302d]
• PBS chief Paula Kerger warns public broadcasting could collapse in small communities if Congress strips federal funding [302d]
• Hailey Bieber built a billion-dollar beauty brand: Here’s what every entrepreneur can learn from her success [302d]
• Tesla stock is tanking. Could shareholders fire Elon Musk? [302d]