The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Generative AI’s refusal to produce ‘controversial’ content can create echo chambers [761d]
• Celebrating the best in email marketing [761d]
• Starbucks’ latest sustainability push: Cold drink cups will have 20% less plastic [761d]
• The music catalogs of Shakira, Neil Young, and others just sold to a Nashville-based company for $1.4 billion [761d]
• Why AT&T turned its new ad into a reunion for ‘The Office’ [761d]
• Can this Arabic font help readers with dyslexia? [761d]
• Mexico, strong-armed by the U.S., will stop incentivizing Chinese EV production [761d]
• Zepbound shortage update: FDA issues ‘limited availability’ warning. When might it end? [761d]
• ‘Complete and absolute despair’ for Texas farmers as shared water supply with Mexico threaten sugar and citrus production [761d]
• 4 years later it’s official: WHO says COVID spreads ‘through the air’ [761d]
• California landlords and business owners won’t be able to hide behind LLCs if new bill passes [761d]
• Ibotta IPO: Stock price closely watched today as Walmart-backed marketing platform lists on NYSE [761d]
• A shuttered Bed Bath & Beyond will become downtown Seattle’s newest music and arts venue [761d]
• Disneyland’s “Magic United” petitions the NLRB to form a union [762d]
• The Fed’s inflation fight isn’t over—that’s bad news for housing market affordability [762d]
• Why a hiring rejection will sting, even if you already have a great job [762d]
• Microsoft is riding on geopolitics to extend its AI footprint [762d]
• Trump stands to make another $950 million from Trump Media—unless the stock plunges again [762d]