The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Tropical Storm Alberto becomes the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season [696d]
• Netflix taking on Disneyland? The streaming wars expand to real-world experiences [696d]
• ‘Bigger than baseball’: How Willie Mays inspired generations [696d]
• Heat wave in the U.S. leaves many vulnerable on a holiday [696d]
• Chinese automakers urge retaliatory tariffs on European gas-powered cars after the EU’s EV tariffs [696d]
• The lava lamp has existed for 60-plus years. It’s never looked like this [696d]
• LinkedIn influencer draws backlash for smiling selfie on a post about firing his employee [696d]
• Juneteenth 2024: Will banks, stock markets, post offices, stores be open? [697d]
• Can I ask a hiring manager to reconsider if I don’t get the job? [697d]
• How IBM invented the smartphone, then abandoned it [697d]
• These companies want to use AI to make call center jobs less horrible [697d]
• Netscape at 30: What the defunct browser can tell us about the modern internet [697d]
• Meet the dark horse of the housing market ‘portal wars’ that Sam Altman is invested in [697d]
• What matters more to success, talent or hard work? A psychologist explains [697d]
• Early career conversations young workers need to have [697d]
• What mouse mover technology teaches us about the future of work [697d]
• How a conversation with my absent father taught me about leadership and healthy confrontation [697d]
• With extreme heat, is the Earth getting too hot for humans to survive? [697d]
• This impossibly thin fabric could cool you down by 16-plus degrees [697d]
• Small, quick, cheap: Micro communities for the homeless are taking off across cities [697d]
• Portland has raised $587 million for its Clean Energy Fund. Here’s how it should use it [697d]
• GE Vernova CEO Scott Strazik on what’s really holding back renewable energy [697d]
• How the Mississippi River was deformed and manipulated—with catastrophic results [697d]