The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Starbucks middle managers are banning Pride decorations in defiance of pro-LGBTQ policy [1026d]
• An online gambling site is taking bets on the future of Reddit [1026d]
• The Instant Pot becomes the latest pandemic darling to hit the rocks [1027d]
• Tori Bowie’s death highlights a disparity in childbirth outcomes for Black women [1027d]
• Marc Benioff makes a pitch for generative AI you can trust [1027d]
• Funko leans into nostalgia harder than ever with its new Blockbuster Rewind line [1027d]
• This might be your best chance since the start of the pandemic to buy a computer online [1027d]
• Amtrak is going on a mass hiring spree this week with 4,000 open positions: Here’s what to know [1027d]
• Telo is an EV pickup truck with a Mini Cooper footprint [1027d]
• White house press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre continues to make history [1027d]
• The ACLU’s Amber Hikes wants to fight inequity in every institution—including the ACLU [1027d]
• CapitalG’s Laela Sturdy is paving the way for women leaders in VC [1027d]
• How LinkedIn’s head of DEI kept the company’s diversity promises where other companies failed [1027d]
• TOGETHXR’s cofounder Jessica Robertson has been talking about women’s sports her whole life [1027d]
• In this Massachusetts neighborhood, nearly every home is switching to geothermal energy [1027d]
• These gorgeous rugs are a collaboration between American designers and Moroccan artisans [1027d]
• Mike Pence’s white-bread logo is perfect—for him [1027d]
• James Webb Space Telescope lead scientist John Mather takes his next steps [1027d]
• Working with AI tools is making employees lonely and prone to drinking, a study finds [1027d]
• The GOP wants NOAA to be an independent agency like NASA [1027d]