The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Cracker Barrel reveals revenue forecast after 2025’s logo debacle [80d]
• Housing markets where power is shifting the most toward buyers heading into 2026 [80d]
• Is humanity on a collision course with AI? Why the downsides need to be reckoned with soon [80d]
• Healthcare plans by the GOP and Democrats are headed to a vote. Here’s why they’re likely to fail [80d]
• Is partying dead? [80d]
• Multicity flights are a mess. Navan says it finally fixed them [80d]
• Space-related stocks rise on SpaceX IPO rumor: Date could be next year for the biggest listing since Saudi Aramco [80d]
• Exclusive: Instagram’s new feature finally gives you (a little) more control of your algorithm [80d]
• Exclusive: Instagram’s new feature finally gives you (a little) more control of your algorithm [80d]
• Fed rate cut announcement today: probability, live stream, date, time, and how to watch [80d]
• Meet the private space company building satellites—cheaper, faster, and better—in an old San Francisco shipyard [80d]
• Wheaties just put Timothée Chalamet on thousands of boxes. Would you buy one? [81d]
• Dropbox’s head designer is an AI optimist [81d]
• This U.S. company’s new magnet could loosen China’s stranglehold on the supply chain [81d]
• The 32-year-old Colorado cowboy driving to the moon—and eventually Mars [81d]
• The dangerous rise of the AI therapist [81d]
• Solopreneurship doesn’t have to be a one-person operation [81d]
• What the Berlin Wall teaches urban reformers [81d]
• On social media, everyone’s in their funemployment era [81d]
• Nvidia’s Washington charm offensive has paid off big [81d]
• The beauty of a blank canvas —and other secrets of creativity [81d]
• ‘Urgent hiring need—no interview required.’ How to spot and avoid fake recruiters from major companies [81d]
• The neuroscience of why you’re always feeling behind at work [81d]