The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The only part of X that may be worth paying for is Community Notes cringe [464d]
• EU questions TikTok’s new app that pays users to watch videos [464d]
• The woman who dog-sits on Rover to support her passion for travel blogging [464d]
• It’s time for the Barbie collabs to stop [464d]
• Climate change’s damage could cost about $38 trillion a year by 2049 [464d]
• In Bonn, Germany, these sleek bike elevators help store more bikes in a tiny footprint [464d]
• Eli Lilly’s weight-loss drug Zepbound might help cure your sleep apnea [464d]
• Why a failed Boeing would be bad for everyone, even Airbus [464d]
• Low pay, long hours, and dangerous work: Why ski patrollers in Colorado are fighting to unionize [464d]
• How do I handle conflict at work? [464d]
• China was supposed to be the next big thing in venture capital. Now VCs are pulling back [464d]
• MGM Resorts is using a Big Tech strategy to fight Lina Khan’s FTC—but will it work? [464d]
• Formlabs’ redesigned 3D printer gets us one step closer to the Enterprise Replicator [464d]
• Backlash in the boardroom: More CEOs and C-suite executives want to see board members ousted [464d]
• Startup-focused neobank Mercury launches personal banking, targeting the founder class [464d]
• Get an internship at one of these 25 companies in 2024 if you want high pay and a good career path [464d]
• Startup-focused neobank Mercury launches personal banking, targeting the founder class [464d]
• PBS Kids adds American Sign Language interpreters to some of its children’s shows [465d]
• How to be a better leader in the age of AI [465d]
• Coke’s new bottle is lighter, thinner, and uses less plastic [465d]
• The life-changing magic of a gadget that just works [465d]
• POV: A $100 million investment in women’s healthcare isn’t enough. This is what we need [465d]
• Jack Welch was wrong. Here’s why leaders should embrace chaos [465d]
• Why Papa Johns needed more than just a new logo [465d]
• 3 words that will totally change the way you work [465d]
• You can finally buy Away luggage in stores. You’ll never guess which one [465d]