The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The EU just showed us another way of reining in TikTok [450d]
• Wild bees are the real climate heroes [450d]
• Ring customers, you might get a PayPal refund from the FTC after a privacy lawsuit was settled [450d]
• Micron’s computer chip factories (and jobs) are coming. Voters are tired of waiting [450d]
• Harvey Weinstein’s sex crimes conviction overturned [450d]
• ByteDance promised to sue if the U.S. bans TikTok. Legal experts weigh in on what it means for users [450d]
• Toyota, Nissan, and BYD highlight all the ways AI is built into their EVs [450d]
• Southwest Airlines will stop flying to these 4 airports and reduce service to others as Boeing troubles bite [450d]
• 1 billion metric tons of carbon pollution will be prevented, thanks to the EPA’s new rules for the coal industry [450d]
• DoNotPay pays off for investors and staff [450d]
• ‘Taylor Swift Act’ and other legislation aims to protect fans from fake ticket sales [450d]
• Rubrik IPO: Stock price will be closely watched today as Microsoft-backed cybersecurity firm lists on NYSE [450d]
• This Michigan company has personalized first-round NFL draftees’ jerseys for years [450d]
• This popular women’s sports bar in Portland is bringing its winning formula to other cities [450d]
• Why we may be headed for a generative AI winter [450d]
• 7 great Android time-savers that are free with Google Play Pass [450d]
• Inside the making of the world’s longest cantilever [450d]
• This magical sponge furniture grows when you dunk it in water [450d]
• Why there’s a thriving black market for greenhouse gases [450d]
• This simple solution could finally get rid of plastic six-pack rings [450d]
• These 20 job skills are proven to be transferable [450d]
• ‘I wasn’t prepared’: How it feels to study the Great Salt Lake as it dies [450d]
• Have we reached peak dumbphone yet? [450d]
• How your brain decides which memories to save [450d]
• Google’s productivity expert says this is the best way to start your day [450d]
• TikTok ban: How stocks for social media rivals Meta and Snap—and partner Oracle—fared on the news [451d]
• Meta stock plunges 12% on lukewarm earnings, despite strong advertising numbers [451d]
• Techno-optimism is a powerful tool for change. Is it enough? [451d]
• Generative AI meets scams and spam: Deciding what’s real on social media gets trickier [451d]
• Post-strikes and ‘Barbenheimer’: What’s in store for Hollywood this summer movie season? [451d]
• Lyft CEO David Risher has a turnaround plan for the company—and Minneapolis’s new wage minimums are not part of it [451d]
• Biden plans to keep using TikTok, even after signing a law that could ban it [451d]
• Elon Musk’s Tesla earnings call has become a cultural event [451d]
• Airlines were just put on notice over ‘surprise junk fees’: 4 new rules they will have to follow [451d]
• Auto insurance rates are up 22% from a year ago—and are fueling inflation [451d]