The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Russians’ search histories contradict official polling on pro-war sentiment [1056d]
• Google threatens to start deleting inactive Gmail accounts [1056d]
• Sam Altman’s Washington charm offensive is working [1056d]
• When you’re a working parent, WFH versus return to office can be a lose-lose debate [1056d]
• Spirit owner Michele Kang buys Lyon to build first international women’s soccer empire [1056d]
• Gutter Capital wants to upend the VC model, and it’s taking cues from 16th-century sailors [1057d]
• Bank of America might owe you money. Here’s what you need to know [1057d]
• These are the top 10 countries where small businesses are flourishing globally [1057d]
• This biotech startup wants to color your clothes with natural proteins—not toxic dyes [1057d]
• When done well, GMOs hold big promise—so why does their branding suck? [1057d]
• There’s a giant riddle on Adobe’s office tower, and people are racing to solve it [1057d]
• The era of the ‘branded apology’ is here. Are we ready to accept it? [1057d]
• What ‘Star Trek: Picard’ can teach us about today’s cybersecurity threats [1057d]
• How powerful is your brand? The VC firm behind Warby Parker & Glossier made a new tool to tell you [1057d]
• Power plants may soon go all in on carbon capture. But does it actually work? [1057d]
• Kia’s strange rebrand is part of a long and varied logo history [1057d]
• Cara Delevingne sprays industrial wastewater on her face in her latest beauty campaign [1057d]
• POV: Is OpenAI CEO Sam Altman the new Mark Zuckerberg? [1057d]