The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Financial paranoia is your best protection against bogus financial influencers on TikTok [295d]
• The increasingly weird economics of college football [295d]
• 10 housing markets where buyers have the most power—and 10 where they have the least [295d]
• Is the Kroger-Albertsons merger really doomed? The deal’s chances, and what it means for consumers, explained [295d]
• Taylor Swift’s endorsement, inclusive bangers, and more: Why music is key in this election [295d]
• These 5 new iPhone features will radically improve your work life [295d]
• Gut check: Can this company’s microbiome tests improve your health? [295d]
• Brain science called it: This is the best way to learn anything new. Here’s how [295d]
• After-hours work emails contribute to burnout and hostility, research shows [295d]
• Adobe’s top technologist on what makes an AI tool good enough to launch [295d]
• Endangered whales are fighting for their lives—and their food [295d]
• Who’s to blame when AI goes awry? Medieval theology can help decide [295d]
• McDonald’s stock just got a boost after the burger giant agreed to keep the $5 meal deal going [296d]
• ChatGPT’s new AI thinks like us, and critics warn it comes with some dangers [296d]
• The future of construction is innovation and sustainability [296d]
• Meta restarts plans to train AI using content from Facebook and Instagram U.K. users [296d]
• In-flight Wi-Fi goes free on United Airlines, thanks to SpaceX deal [296d]
• How Frank McCourt wants to fix TikTok [296d]
• K-pop giant Hybe has gone to war with NewJeans, and wants Google’s help [296d]