The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• How Emma Grede became the Kardashian whisperer [667d]
• What if Rumble users actually lean Democrat? That’s what its CEO claims [667d]
• How Intel is quietly gearing up to become a player in the AI arms race [667d]
• These early Black Friday tech deals are available now [667d]
• Brooklyn’s new affordable housing development is built on top of a public library [667d]
• It may rain sand on this mysterious ‘cotton candy’ exoplanet, where scientists just made an Earth-like discovery [667d]
• Microsoft unveils AR Copilot to help industrial workers [667d]
• Tech and media layoffs November update: Condé Nast, Vice, Amazon, Snap, Chewy, and more [667d]
• Move to one of these 10 states or territories if you want a high-paying job in AI [667d]
• It’s time to stop trying to replace the smartphone [667d]
• New megacomputer will perform 2 quintillion operations in a quarter of the time it took you to read this headline [667d]
• How managers can use these tools from the ‘Ten Percent Happier’ podcast to become better leaders [667d]
• These sterile labs are designed to transform into stylish apartments [667d]
• How Cleobella scaled from an LA farmer’s market stand to fashion powerhouse [667d]
• This fancy mini fridge can store all those drinks you’re buying [667d]
• Meet the Seattle punk rocker who wants your boss to take action on the climate [667d]
• Applications are open for Fast Company’s 2024 World Changing Ideas Awards [667d]
• On’s new running clothes are made from air pollution [667d]
• The battle over right to repair is a fight over your car’s data [667d]