The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Data-driven, crowdsourced beauty brand Rephr launches second skincare SKU [1346d]
• Meet the duo of Black financial advisors who want to help you manage and grow more wealth [1346d]
• Should your brand take a stance on social issues? Here’s how to decide [1346d]
• How Buy Now, Pay Later is changing how consumers think about travel [1346d]
• The hidden influence of Islamic art, from Cartier to William Morris [1346d]
• Meta faces lawsuit over logo [1346d]
• How to respond to when your manager’s ask seems unethical [1346d]
• Bausch + Lomb stock will start trading on the NYSE, priced lower than expected in IPO [1346d]
• This portable device can turn saltwater into drinking water at the touch of a button [1346d]
• This is one of the most opportune times in life to embrace work [1346d]
• Amid the isolation of new motherhood, I found solace in the communes of TikTok [1346d]
• The white noise machine gets a glorious redesign [1346d]
• Why this climate scientist now works for a car company [1346d]
• Sorry to ruin summer, but swimming pools are terrible for the environment [1346d]
• Jane Goodall’s advice for the world: ‘We have to roll up our sleeves’ [1346d]
• Every organization needs a provocateur. Focus on these 3 drivers for positive change [1346d]
• How to become a better listener, according to science [1346d]
• Big ISPs finally gave up on blocking California’s landmark network neutrality law [1347d]
• Researchers are experimenting with new ways to design tiny particle treatments for cancer [1347d]
• Here’s what to do if you haven’t landed a summer internship yet [1347d]
• How Apple overcame its culture of secrecy to create AirPods Pro [1347d]
• How AltStore is building a haven for forbidden iPhone apps [1347d]
• 10 ways Apple can supercharge privacy and security in 2022 [1347d]