The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Triller tried to move its popular Verzuz musician battles behind a paywall. Things did not go well [1511d]
• Bitcoin bounty: Cryptocurrency donations skyrocketed in 2021, according to Fidelity [1511d]
• Remington becomes America’s first gun manufacturer to be held liable for a mass shooting [1511d]
• Google Docs’s new update takes aim at Microsoft Word—and Notion, too [1512d]
• McDonald’s and DoorDash: Why the burger chain actually got a pretty good deal [1512d]
• IRS refund delays are already frustrating early filers who need their 2022 checks most [1512d]
• This is the downside of being a high-achiever at work [1512d]
• 45,000 places in the U.S. where you can go when nature calls [1512d]
• 7 ways to promote yourself on social media without bragging [1512d]
• Your supermarket’s egg aisle has some of the hottest branding in the store. Here’s why [1512d]
• ‘Freedom Convoy’ crisis: Congress wants answers about Facebook’s role in trucker blockade [1512d]
• Refillable soda bottles used to be the norm. Can they come back? [1512d]
• How one NYC construction company saved 96% of its waste from the landfill [1512d]
• Stacey Abrams: Big business still needs to improve this key type of diversity [1512d]
• NYC Pride’s new logo is designed to grow even more inclusive over time [1512d]
• A veteran of the meal-kit wars is back to fight a $327 billion health problem [1512d]
• Rising sea levels are snarling people’s commutes, even when there’s no rain [1512d]