The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• IRS customer service is finally making gains after hellish pandemic-era disruptions [1016d]
• What’s next for Bed, Bath & Beyond now that Overstock.com has bought its assets? [1016d]
• A recycling plant has been exposing a Watts high school to toxic waste for decades. They might finally get justice [1016d]
• These 13 projects are competing for a $10 million prize to save the rainforest [1016d]
• Leaders, here’s why your LGBTQ+ employees might be looking for a more inclusive place to work [1016d]
• All passengers of missing Titanic sub are believed to be dead, the company says [1016d]
• TikTok COO V Pappas departs as the app faces more congressional battles [1016d]
• Sam Altman: You should not trust Sam Altman [1016d]
• The Russell 2000 is up: That could be a good sign for the broader economy [1017d]
• Do you want to move? These 11 cities are the most livable in the world in 2023 [1017d]
• The Great Resignation still isn’t over [1017d]
• This new AI career coach can help you land your dream job [1017d]
• Google’s Pixel Tablet is an intriguing idea that doesn’t quite work [1017d]
• POV: What if AI is actually good for democracy? [1017d]
• This new D.C. building is designed to fight gentrification [1017d]
• How Open AI designed the ChatGPT app to be addictively simple [1017d]
• This new D.C. building is designed to fight gentrification [1017d]
• This cooling building wrapper began as a costume for the ‘Lord of the Rings’ [1017d]
• Ikea’s Big Blue Bag just got *a lot* bigger [1017d]
• Daily Harvest’s toxic year: How the $1 billion food startup’s quest for a new ingredient sent customers to the ER [1017d]
• There’s a push in Congress to make military-launch facilities run more like commercial airports [1017d]