The Brutalist Report - fastcompany
- This Times Square breastfeeding ad for lactation cookies was taken down, sparking a social media debate [156d]
- Meme stocks are back. But this rally looks a bit different than 2021 [156d]
- There are too many ‘Dicks’ in the boardroom [156d]
- Last summer was the hottest since the height of the Roman Empire 2,000 years ago [156d]
- Tomb Raider, Schwarzenegger Santa, and MrBeast: Top news from Amazon’s first Upfront [156d]
- Tesla sued in California again over plant’s harmful emissions [156d]
- Raw milk sales are up despite bird flu outbreak in dairy cows [156d]
- P&G shifts focus to brands for Paris Olympics ads [156d]
- Meta is discontinuing Workplace to focus on AI and metaverse [156d]
- Google gives its Gemini AI chatbot a longer memory and new skills [156d]
- Google is rolling out its AI-native search to all users [156d]
- Computational scientists may have discovered why working the night shift is bad for your health [156d]
- Bumble apologizes for its anti-celibacy ad fiasco [156d]
- These states found ways to pay for daycare costs [156d]
- Glamping is on the rise in the age of hybrid work [156d]
- Amazon AWS chief Adam Selipsky to step down [156d]
- California sued by produce giant over farmer unionization law [156d]
- California gas stoves could soon display a pollutant warning label [156d]
- Facebook users are being bombarded by inappropriate tag spam. Is there any way to stop it? [156d]
- K-pop fans’ climate activism is a powerful lobby for the planet, here’s how they do it [156d]
- Red Lobster restaurants closing: List of doomed locations for the struggling seafood chain [156d]
- Inside the WNBA’s mission to make 2024 its biggest season ever [156d]
- New iPad Pro and Air review: Hey, we needed a thinner iPad after all [156d]
- Alphabet’s Waymo self-driving vehicles are under investigation by the NHTSA for ‘unexpected behavior’ [156d]
- Tariffs on Chinese EVs and solar cells will double as Biden shows his might in an election year [156d]
- Hinge will stop letting you like new matches if you have too many unanswered chats [156d]
- This program trains refugees in vital tech skills they can use for remote jobs anywhere [156d]
- These 4 thoughtful campaigns show that advertising can be more than mascots [156d]
- This company uses wearable tech to protect its workers from the blazing Texas heat [156d]
- This algorithm helps eliminate systemic racism in public school spending [156d]
- 6 architectural projects that rise above the rest [156d]
- 9 energy innovations that are changing the way we plug in, chill out, and go green [156d]
- 9 finance companies that make money more manageable [156d]
- 11 transit projects that are moving us into a greener future [156d]
- This creative conservation initiative treats the ocean like an endangered species [156d]
- This smartphone tool lets Brazilians track government corruption in real time [156d]
- Baby2Baby delivered 60 million urgently needed items after the Maui wildfires. Here’s how [156d]
- These fridges run on solar panels and can stay cold for 40 hours [156d]
- This Boston startup created renewable energy storage that’s 10 times cheaper than lithium-ion batteries [156d]
- This sleek Paris housing complex was made from the rubble of a 1960s building [156d]
- Inside the $200 million fund that’s working to make jet fuel more sustainable [156d]
- The clever way Google is using AI to make flying greener [156d]
- This new app is designed to work like Airbnb for EV charging [156d]
- Why Google is Fast Company’s World Changing Company of the Year [156d]
- This Singapore-based startup is creating highly sought-after milk proteins—without any cows [156d]
- These underground filters help eliminate the risk of ‘forever chemicals’ [156d]
- The Fed’s housing market dilemma, as told by one chart [156d]
- Is skills-based hiring just a fad? [156d]
- This affordable housing project wasn’t going to happen—and then an unlikely partnership formed [156d]
- How ready are we for AI-powered election deception? Arizona just found out [157d]
- Neuroscience explains how diverse leaders pay an invisible ‘mental tax’ [157d]
- Philip Johnson’s iconic Brick House is open again after 15 years [157d]
- KFC used AI for a new ad, and it didn’t go as planned [157d]
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