The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Hollywood writers overwhelmingly vote to authorize a strike. What’s next? [1087d]
• See the EVs eligible for tax credits—and why most aren’t [1087d]
• ‘Canadian flex’: Ryan Reynolds is getting into fintech with his latest investment [1087d]
• Ben & Jerry’s ice cream scoopers recruit powerhouse Starbucks union for landmark drive [1087d]
• Discord, explained: How the social media platform at the center of the Pentagon leak works [1087d]
• Netflix just learned that live TV is hard—but also proved that it still matters [1087d]
• Tony Hawk is right on time as the new face of Citizen smartwatches [1088d]
• Facebook may owe you money as part of a major privacy lawsuit. Here’s how to find out [1088d]
• The pandemic led to a resurgence of independent retail [1088d]
• It will take teams of rivals to save the planet [1088d]
• Does the world really need another chair? [1088d]
• Ikea dusts off its archives for its new 80th anniversary collection [1088d]
• What does Chicago have in common with Pakistan? In the future, it may be their climates [1088d]
• ‘Our way of life is crumbling’: Why TV writers are gearing up for a potential strike [1088d]
• When is social media stalking illegal? The Supreme Court is about to decide [1088d]
• Aboriginal artists designed Breville’s stunning new appliances [1088d]
• Why this startup is adding real meat to its plant-based product [1088d]
• How to find the courage to quit your job [1088d]
• Sorry, TV: Video games and user-generated content are now the top forms of entertainment [1088d]
• Before Zappos: The inside story behind Tony Hsieh’s first millions [1088d]