The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• 12 mega landlords own majority of the San Francisco Bay Area [1089d]
• How indie, BIPOC-owned beauty brands are shaping the future of retail [1089d]
• Billy Eichner wants his historic gay rom-com to get people to fall back in love with movie theaters [1090d]
• These three unconventional leaders are reinventing the food industry [1090d]
• Why business leaders should take an active role in preserving democracy [1090d]
• Move fast and don’t break things: innovation at speed and scale [1090d]
• Tesla just recalled one-third of all the cars it’s ever produced [1090d]
• ‘It’s about showing up in the community authentically:’ How heritage brands stay relevant [1090d]
• Sara Nelson to CEOs: You’re going to run a better company when you have unions [1090d]
• Food52 wants to fill your pantry with farm-to-table ingredients [1090d]
• Two of the brightest minds in business talk AI, infrastructure, and the economic outlook for 2023 [1090d]
• Brian Chesky had a bad dream just before Airbnb’s IPO filing. It changed how he ran the business [1090d]
• Minimalist beauty brand Merit grows its ambitions with a new skincare product [1090d]
• This 17-year-old is using fish waste to clean up heavy metal pollution [1090d]
• There’s one thing that makes employees want to return to the office, says a new Microsoft report [1090d]
• This jet fuel was made by sucking carbon out of the air. It could power your flights by 2024 [1090d]
• Mozilla says users are being denied browser choice. It’s not that simple [1090d]
• How Sara Menker is forecasting supply chain disruption and helping businesses plan ahead [1090d]
• Meet Erica, the laughing robot designed to make AI more empathic [1090d]
• This stunning Balmain couture gown was made with trash [1090d]
• What the Adobe-Figma deal says about the future of deep collaboration [1090d]