The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Universal Studios Hollywood’s new Super Nintendo World is 100% pure Nintendo [1150d]
• Americans are drowning in credit card debt as balances soar past pre-pandemic highs [1150d]
• John Fetterman’s battle with depression highlights the stigma of mental illness [1150d]
• Here’s why your Paramount+ bill is about to go up [1150d]
• Stock buybacks are still all the rage, and company executives can’t stop talking about them [1151d]
• This celebrity hairstylist used her digital platform Mane Addicts to launch her new brand [1151d]
• Why ‘I don’t know’ can be the smartest answer [1151d]
• Chatbots are chaotic, but the volatility probably won’t last [1151d]
• How the Biden administration is helping protect the most vulnerable and exploited workers [1151d]
• 10 strange, but proven, tricks to help you focus when working from home [1151d]
• Temu made a big Super Bowl ad debut. But what exactly is it selling? [1151d]
• 7Up’s new look is a delightful refresh on a classic logo [1151d]
• Companies have no problem illegally firing workers for unionizing [1151d]
• NASA’s new AI-designed parts look like they’re from an alien starship [1151d]
• The Ohio train derailment is bad. The next one could be much worse [1151d]
• How Blue Origin is ramping up plans for interplanetary missions [1151d]
• Maybe integrating mobile robots into everyday life isn’t a good idea [1151d]