The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The latest and strangest TikTok trend: eating dirt to reduce wrinkles [68d]
• How Minion Jesus was resurrected on TikTok [68d]
• This music registry could protect artists from having their work stolen by AI [68d]
• FTC goes after drug middlemen for allegedly jacking up insulin prices [68d]
• Why social media companies keep copying each other [68d]
• BurgerFi and Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza closed restaurants: Full list and map of shuttered locations [68d]
• Nuclear plant Three Mile Island is reopening to power Microsoft AI’s growing energy demands [68d]
• Civil rights groups urge Fortune 1000 companies to keep DEI programs [68d]
• How to prepare for the coming quantum leap [68d]
• ‘Skinny girl’ videos are invading social media. Health experts are concerned [68d]
• Building better with sophisticated technologies and data [68d]
• Baby powder recall hits Amazon and distributors in 12 states over fears of asbestos contamination [68d]
• This 20-yr old fashion fund has launched American designers to stardom [68d]
• A Texas pipeline explosion has turned into a criminal investigation [68d]
• Coffee prices are set to soar due to drought in this country [68d]
• Pagers—the original ‘always on’ device and why people still use them [68d]
• Stick with Uber Eats: Olive Garden is rolling out home food delivery with a twist [68d]
• Telegram’s chatbots involved in massive medical data breach [68d]
• Nvidia is partnering with this AI firm to refine climate tech [68d]
• $3 billion in U.S. grants aim to boost EV battery production in these states [68d]
• DJT stock price update: Trump Media shares continue to sink after lockup period expires [68d]
• Boom Supersonic’s flight plan has to be measured in years [68d]
• What’s at stake for business with Trump’s civil service plan [68d]
• The IT paradox: Innovate while lowering carbon emissions [68d]
• FCIF daily roundup: Highlights from the final day of the Fast Company Innovation Festival [68d]
• NASA taps Intuitive Machines to build a lunar communications network [68d]
• After several deaths and a massive recall, can Boar’s Head save its brand? [69d]
• Bluesky could become Brazil’s next big social media platform. It has Elon Musk’s X to thank [69d]
• Outerknown’s newest shirt is made from seaweed [69d]
• Herman Miller’s stylish new work pods are designed to make you look good on camera [69d]
• Corporations are trying to co-opt Gen Z slang. It’s going as well as you’d imagine [69d]
• Does AI have a role in defining a company’s purpose? Here’s what business leaders say [69d]
• Here’s why workers panic about AI—and what leaders can do to support them [69d]
• Nutter Butter embraces TikTok brain rot, MrBeast rips off Lunchables, and PayPal ditches its blue logo [69d]
• The best alternative to Sony’s $700 PS5 is this $36 book [69d]
• 10 signs you’re not fit to lead people [69d]
• Is AI sabotaging the ‘September Surge’ in hiring this year? [69d]
• American venture capitalists are more likely to invest in AI than VCs in other countries are [69d]
• This Pennsylvania company claimed it could extract lithium from fracking wastewater. It might have made things worse [69d]
• Nutter Butter’s TikToks are freaking us out—and scoring millions of views [69d]
• Why the first 30 seconds of a stressful situation are the most critical [69d]
• Who is Nike’s new CEO? Elliott Hill—every old employee’s favorite pick for the job [69d]