The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Why NFL star receiver Tyreek Hill is retiring to launch an esports business [1099d]
• Twitter’s blue checkmark purge may have finally begun [1099d]
• Lyft is expanding its climate-friendly option to cities including Chicago and New York City [1099d]
• Meta’s new AI tool could capture real-world objects for the metaverse and its ad business [1099d]
• Democrats want the Supreme Court’s budget tied to an ethics code for justices, to prevent the next Clarence Thomas [1099d]
• Apple is finally opening a retail store in India, one of the world’s largest smartphone markets [1099d]
• Why French protesters stormed BlackRock’s office building in Paris today [1099d]
• Burned-out CEOs are leaving their jobs in droves this year, but more women are stepping into the role [1099d]
• This Pedro Pascal-backed biotech startup just raised $10M to fight aging [1099d]
• What a monkey’s brain on magic tricks reveals about why we get fooled [1099d]
• A new RAND report says it’s time for the FAA to impose stricter regulations on the spaceflight industry [1099d]
• This Danish school is made from straw and seaweed [1099d]
• Why Headspace’s CPO says AI won’t replace your therapist [1100d]
• How Rebag turned luxury bags into assets [1100d]
• VC fundraising activity in the U.S. on track to have worst year since 2017, report says [1100d]
• These plant-based meats don’t need to be refrigerated [1100d]
• So, why is anyone paying for Twitter Blue, anyway? [1100d]
• Those ‘forever chemicals’ on our furniture don’t actually prevent stains [1100d]
• How parking lots across the U.S. are being turned into housing [1100d]
• Should your insurance cover PrEP? A judge’s ruling threatens access [1100d]