The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• What’s happening with CDK Global? Update on cyberattacks that hit car dealerships [149d]
• TikTok says ban may be inevitable if a court doesn’t strike it down [149d]
• Martin Shkreli takes credit as the founder of DJT cryptocurrency [149d]
• What makes the Bugatti Tourbillon a revolutionary hybrid [149d]
• N.Y. governor signs bill targeting ‘addictive’ suggested posts on social media feeds for kids [149d]
• Nvidia stock is lifting S&P 500 index funds. Here’s how you can benefit [149d]
• How digital threads enable a new era of product development [149d]
• Not just a heat wave: June extreme weather plagues the states from Tropical Storm Alberto to snow [149d]
• Nestle and Coke make ‘new associations’ for consumers using Wegovy and Ozempic [149d]
• Puerto Rico’s ‘Monkey Island’ was destroyed by a hurricane. Researchers were shocked by how the primates responded [149d]
• Biden to ban sales of Kaspersky antivirus software over ties to Russia [149d]
• Biden-Trump debate next week: Here are highlights from six decades of presidential debates [149d]
• For many married couples, a gender transition brings new honesty and identity [149d]
• McDonald’s to launch $5 meal deal next week to counter inflation [149d]
• Pharrell’s latest Louis Vuitton collection is an ‘homage to human beings’ [149d]
• Elon Musk burned a bridge with advertisers. His new pitch isn’t enough to rebuild it [149d]
• Climate change made deadly U.S. heat wave 2.5 degrees hotter [149d]
• Anthropic reveals new state-of-the-art AI with new Claude 3.5 Sonnet [149d]
• This highly secretive Super PAC is raising millions to fight Trump’s social media machine [149d]
• Thief! How to stop coworkers from stealing your best ideas [149d]
• Boeing victims’ families are pushing the DOJ for a $24 billion fine on the planemaker [149d]
• 10 Commandments in a ‘large, readable font’ must now be displayed in Louisiana classrooms [149d]
• This Nairobi startup is using AI to add data science to African agriculture [149d]
• Rite Aid store closings: Full list and map of doomed locations marked in June 2024 [149d]
• 7 practical, daily AI newsletters for beginners and pros alike [149d]
• How Amazon stopped using 15 billion plastic air cushions a year [149d]
• How to give a presentation at work in your non-native language [149d]
• What the web looked like in 1994, the year it became the internet [149d]
• Dot, an AI companion app designed by an Apple alum, launches in the App Store [149d]
• The TSA’s facial recognition program could protect privacy rights. Here’s how [149d]
• Hybrid work really is effective, according to new research [149d]
• These developers used to flip houses. Here’s why they’re pivoting to high-end remodels [149d]
• Inside the new high-tech vault that keeps Shakespeare’s rarest books safe [149d]
• How employers can improve the hiring process for Gen Z candidates in 4 simple steps [149d]
• This Kansas district is running out of water—and its leaders won’t do anything to stop it [149d]
• Why your boss still values performative busyness—and what to do about it [149d]
• Instagram users are getting worried about AI scraping their photos [149d]
• ‘Era of rights retractions’: How abortion bans are changing young Americans [149d]
• Mixed feelings: A new study shows creatives are fully embracing AI, but not all are happy about it [149d]