The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• TikTok’s ‘hopecore’ trend shows the best—and worst—of internet optimism [568d]
• Instagram releases new fonts and effects to make every user an amateur graphic designer [568d]
• Jeremy Allen White is back and baring it once again for Calvin Klein [568d]
• Multidimensional takes brands where omnichannel never could [568d]
• Inside the invisible housing market [568d]
• How to build sustainable growth in seasonal industries [568d]
• Here’s how Eli Lilly is fixing its Zepbound supply shortage [568d]
• This startup uses AI to automatically trim videos—even where there’s no dialogue [568d]
• ‘All politics is local’: Swing state election news is now on this new streaming service [568d]
• ActBlue is a Democratic fundraising juggernaut—and now conservatives are coming for it [568d]
• A record-breaking $100M gift will go to the National Park Service [568d]
• ‘Game changer’ AI chatbots are writing police reports and watchdogs are concerned [569d]
• Jessica Walsh just launched a new type foundry where every font gets a feeling [569d]
• Lyft launches a rider verification pilot program [569d]
• $1.3 Trillion was added to the U.S. GDP, thanks to this demographic [569d]
• Fast-casual restaurant chain bankruptcies are piling up in 2024. Roti is the latest [569d]
• Elon Musk’s X chatbot has a new message for users seeking election-related information [569d]
• Apple is holding a rare Monday event in September. Here’s what to expect [569d]
• Hate reading contracts? MIT study explains the real reason legal documents are so hard to understand [569d]
• How Elon Musk’s secretive super PAC is trying to move the needle for Trump [569d]
• This simple carbonated water gadget could upend the beverage industry [569d]
• This is how you focus when everything feels like a distraction [569d]
• 4 leadership tips from Tara VanDerveer, the winningest college basketball coach of all time [569d]
• Here’s why someone is driving a 9-foot bust of Elon Musk around Texas [569d]
• These 3 phrases are a recipe for being misunderstood. Here’s what to say instead [569d]
• Why we will still need math in the future of work [569d]
• Chicago wants to open a city-run grocery store. It could be the solution to urban food deserts [569d]
• The Minnesota Zoo turned an old train into a gorgeous, elevated walking path. Now the zoo is busier than ever [569d]
• There’s a bitter fight over Project 2025 hidden in Google’s search results [569d]
• Ye fires longtime Yeezy designer Steven Smith [569d]
• Ambitious? This is how you can take control of leadership development [569d]
• Google’s Pixels are simpler than the iPhone now [569d]
• This abandoned Alabama coal plant is poisoning the groundwater—but its owners don’t seem to care [569d]
• India’s rail network is nearly 100% electrified. The U.S. is at 1% [569d]
• 3 things people get wrong about collaboration [569d]
• Hyundai’s EV plant in Georgia will suck 6.6 million gallons of water away from the drinking supply [569d]
• Seattle–Tacoma Airport hit by a possible cyber attack, causing major outage [569d]
• Canada imposes a 100% tariff on Chinese-made EVs—hitting Tesla [569d]
• AI stocks are outperforming—but artificial intelligence isn’t going to save the economy anytime soon [569d]
• NASA decides against using Starliner to bring astronauts back—dealing another blow to Boeing [569d]
• A Trump judge just rolled back key civil rights protections in Louisiana’s Cancer Alley [569d]
• Wearable heat tech sensors could save workers from overheating, but they’re controversial [569d]
• Walgreens and Bilt want to help you stop wasting money on healthcare when FSA dollars expire [569d]
• Procreate’s CEO thinks the tech industry is killing creativity. He’s right [569d]
• Why federal policies are costing residents more on flood insurance [569d]
• Niantic wants users to share 3D scans of their favorite landmarks [569d]