The Brutalist Report - fastcompany
- Games Global curiously cancels its IPO hours before it was set to go public [157d]
- Delta, Alaska, United, and more airlines sue Biden administration over fee disclosure rule [157d]
- The strange legal battle between San Francisco and Oakland heats up [157d]
- U.S. and China kick off AI risk talks in Geneva [157d]
- Why a strong visual identity is as important to your workforce as it is to consumers [157d]
- Cruise’s autonomous vehicles return to Phoenix—this time with safety drivers [157d]
- ‘We never got paid’: SpaceX contractors call out unpaid bills [157d]
- What marijuana reclassification could mean for medical research [157d]
- OpenAI’s GPT-4o brings us closer to the ‘Her’ experience [157d]
- OpenAI’s voice generator helped this patient get her voice back after surgery [157d]
- Melinda French Gates is resigning from the Gates Foundation—and taking $12.5 billion to give away herself [157d]
- How Target took over these one-of-a-kind quilts [157d]
- Traffic lights could change in the era of smart vehicles [157d]
- This AI software is helping schools detect guns [157d]
- Kohl’s is opening 200 Babies‘R’Us shops: Full list and map of locations where it will return [157d]
- GameStop stock is hot again as Roaring Kitty meme sparks fresh trading activity [157d]
- This small Chinese EV has U.S. automakers on high alert [157d]
- Will inflation meet the 2% target? The Fed needs more time to figure it out [157d]
- An oversupply of this type of fuel is threatening a new industry. Here’s why [157d]
- Amazon’s self-driving Zoox robotaxis crash, leading to another NHTSA investigation [157d]
- Tesla rescinded internships as part of a cost-cutting measure. HR experts say that was a bad move [157d]
- Thousands of Massachusetts Uber and Lyft drivers have been shut out of benefits. Here’s what’s next [157d]
- In a historic move, Apple Store retail employees have just voted to authorize a strike [157d]
- ‘Winning is everything:’ Inside Nike’s Olympic comeback plan [158d]
- The leaders of IKEA, ServiceNow, Coursera, and Publicis Sapient offer different visions of how AI will impact their companies [158d]
- This is how we finally end the 40-hour, 5-day workweek [158d]
- How beauty brands learned to speak ‘Sephora tween’ [158d]
- As AI expands into the search world, here’s what the current players are up to [158d]
- Why you should ignore success stories [158d]
- 10,000 websites, 10 years: Inside the U.S. government’s behemoth plan to overhaul its online presence [158d]
- Detroit killed the sedan. We may all live to regret it [158d]
- 10 things to do at New York Design Week [158d]
- Hybrid work needs a performance review [158d]
- A $207 million cash cow: How the dairy lobby took over your Instagram feed [158d]
- What to do when returning to the workforce after a long break [158d]
- Carbon labeling is the new calorie counting [158d]
- How Phoenix is preparing for another disastrously hot summer [158d]
- Want to tell a compelling story about your brand? Here’s how, says this Hollywood veteran [158d]
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