The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Cancer under 50 is an emerging global epidemic [1105d]
• The Queen made her image into a logo—but what was she representing? [1105d]
• These maps show how climate change affects your city in real time—and what will happen in the future [1105d]
• What’s happening with Queen Elizabeth II? Latest news as health concerns grow [1105d]
• The U.K. is in the midst of an unprecedented energy crisis. Here’s why [1105d]
• A showdown between an ad tech firm and the FTC will test the limits of U.S. privacy law [1105d]
• Uber Eats is partnering with autonomous vehicle company Nuro for deliveries [1105d]
• Can this $34,500 display help digital art go mainstream? [1105d]
• Want to know how Gen Z feels about work? Check TikTok [1105d]
• GameStop stock price: GME shares spike nearly 10% after FTX crypto partnership announced [1105d]
• ‘A vestige of slavery’: Why advocates are fighting to make prison labor voluntary [1105d]
• 20 reasons to attend Fast Company’s Innovation Festival [1105d]
• Why health experts say the U.S. needs an inhaled COVID-19 vaccine like China’s [1105d]
• It takes a lot for Grace Jones to say yes. Here’s how this scented-candle brand did it [1105d]
• After Uber ditched its orange electric bikes, they were given a second life [1105d]
• A designer reinvents the humble wine decanter by flipping it 180 degrees [1105d]
• The iPhone 14 Pro ‘pill’ is the perfect symbol of Apple’s shameless UX genius [1105d]
• Albedo is just the latest satellite startup to raise big money [1105d]
• How the creator of ‘bullet time’ for ‘The Matrix’ wants to transform the metaverse [1105d]
• An engineering professor explains why general purpose home robots are a long way off [1105d]