The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• From Tokyo to Texas: Japan’s Seven & i could bring ‘conbini food’ to America [630d]
• ‘Our fight is not over’: Arizona judge sides with tribal leaders in blocking drilling project [630d]
• California’s new deal with tech will fund AI research and journalism [630d]
• How do we transform markets so that sustainability isn’t a choice but an imperative? [630d]
• Japan’s Fukushima plant is still too toxic, even for this robot [630d]
• More than plastic in your wallet: How Mastercard continues to surprise [630d]
• Florida election websites crash, this tech company takes the blame [630d]
• This year’s DNC corrects a ‘Simpsons’ joke that has haunted Dems for 30 years [630d]
• Canada’s rail stoppage is unprecedented. Here’s how American sectors will be impacted [630d]
• How Detroit’s enduring automotive ingenuity legacy shapes the future of transportation [630d]
• This small-town Wyoming election could give us a preview of the future of AI in politics [630d]
• When can I get a pumpkin spice latte? PSL 2024 release dates for Starbucks, Dunkin, Krispy Kreme, and more [630d]
• Canadian rail networks have shut down after union talks reach a deadlock [631d]
• The National Women’s Soccer League reaches agreement to raise minimum salary to $82,500 in 2030 [631d]
• New York and Boston have archaic sewer systems that back up when it rains. Fixing them could cost billions [631d]
• As the election nears, anti-AAPI rhetoric is increasing. Here’s how leaders can offer support [631d]
• The list of Macy’s stores marked for closure in 2024 got bigger. The company says it’s good news [631d]
• This machine turns rubble from bombed Ukrainian buildings into Lego-like blocks that can make new homes [631d]
• Thought cutting the cord would free you from political ads? Not this election [631d]
• Why the Harris campaign is going all in on ‘Coach Walz’ [631d]
• How a derelict train car in Idaho became one of Airbnb’s most interesting rentals [631d]
• Jackson, Mississippi’s water pipes were a mess for years. Regulators ignored it—and then disaster struck [631d]
• What the space sector can learn from Amazon and FedEx [631d]
• You’re still shopping on your computer—that will soon change [631d]
• Why we’re failing new managers and how we can set them up for success [631d]
• Remote work does make more time for work-life balance. Here’s the data [631d]
• The most hated KFC in America is at LAX. Our research confirms it [631d]
• Ikea’s new handmade collection is for cat (and craft) lovers [631d]
• We calculated the environmental impact of the new Starbucks CEO’s supercommute [631d]
• The current RTO push is about power—and real estate [631d]
• How employers and employees can make their 401(k) plans climate-friendly [631d]
• E-commerce sales are soaring. So is corrugated box usage [631d]