The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Starbucks’s China expansion stirs up conservative shareholder trouble for Howard Schultz [1123d]
• ‘Ted Lasso’ shows us why leaders should aspire to be kind, rather than cutthroat [1123d]
• After the SVB crisis, what’s next for venture capital? [1123d]
• Finance, advertising, and accounting are the worst for gender-pay fairness, poll says [1123d]
• Ryan Reynolds sells Mint Mobile to wireless giant T-Mobile [1123d]
• Critics denounce a lack of transparency around GPT-4’s tech [1123d]
• SVB Bridge Bank CEO, VCs are asking companies to keep funds in the bank [1123d]
• Bank stocks take another tumble today with Credit Suisse in crisis. Here’s what’s happening [1123d]
• The case for keeping all your email forever [1123d]
• Why quitting can be the best career move you can make [1123d]
• Hoka’s new shoes are designed to woo serious runners [1123d]
• Walgreens is pulling back on the abortion pill; these startups and nonprofits aren’t backing down [1123d]
• Doctors are the new celebrities—at least in the beauty world [1123d]
• Tech leaders from Vimeo, Slack, and 776 share insights on staying innovative during an economic downturn [1123d]
• This handbag is made from an electrical cord. And yes, you can plug it in [1123d]
• An ode to the art of the book cover [1123d]
• 6 steps leaders can take to support their team through layoffs [1123d]
• The hottest climate job you’ve never heard of [1123d]
• Why the Upper Midwest and Great Plains have so few EVs [1123d]