The Brutalist Report - fastcompany
- Traveling for Thanksgiving? Here’s your survival guide to record-breaking crowds [398d]
- Disney agrees to pay $43 million to settle gender discrimination lawsuit [398d]
- Teslas, Hondas, and VWs may get price hikes if Trump’s tariffs extend to Mexico [398d]
- Egg prices stay high as holiday baking season approaches its peak [398d]
- This TikTok user says a popular YouTube music channel is in fact AI [398d]
- Thanksgiving travel 2024: These are the best and worst times to be on the road this week [398d]
- Walmart kills DEI policies impacting 1.6 million U.S. workers [398d]
- A crisis within a crisis: Insurance rates skyrocket for child care centers [398d]
- These 24 chef-approved kitchen gifts will improve the life of any home cook or baker [398d]
- This free time-zone conversion tool blows other clock apps out of the water [398d]
- In rural North Carolina, dozens of water systems were knocked out by Hurricane Helene. Recovery could take years [398d]
- That emotional new Volvo commercial isn’t ‘pro-family.’ It’s just advertising [398d]
- 10 ways AI can make farmers’ jobs easier [398d]
- Schwan’s, the iconic American food delivery service, shut down. How much was its new name to blame? [398d]
- You need a Black Friday game plan. Here are 5 ways to ensure you buy exactly what you need [398d]
- Influencer houses are dead. Welcome to the production studio era [398d]
- If it’s really about the economy, can Dollar General fulfill its ‘food first’ mission? [398d]
- These digital product trends will define 2025 [398d]
- 7 insights about the future of marketing [398d]
- Why a ‘great culture’ doesn’t equal getting results [398d]
- Why 1.5 degrees has failed as a climate messaging strategy [398d]
- 13 gift ideas to help breathe new life into anyone’s living room [398d]
- This underrated skill can help businesses avoid expensive mistakes [398d]
- AirPods that never need charging? These researchers just found a way to use your body as a charger [398d]
- Try this simple breathwork technique to reach peak performance [398d]
- Julius is a great AI tool for analyzing and visualizing datasets [398d]
- Why funding women’s health shouldn’t be up for debate [398d]
- Formula 1 expands grid to add GM’s Cadillac brand and team for the 2026 season [398d]
- European cities are banning diesel cars. So they’re headed to Ukraine’s front lines [398d]
- 7 hacks to remember names more effectively [398d]
- This tiny design tweak made YouTube a more palatable place for women creators [398d]
- ‘Buy now, pay later’ plans are becoming more popular. Experts are concerned [398d]
- Supreme Court won’t hear tobacco companies’ appeal for graphic cigarette label warnings [398d]
- Amazon is testing out warehouse robots. Here’s what you need to know [398d]
- Farm groups urge Trump not to deport farmworkers. Here’s why [398d]
- How heritage brands challenge consumer identity [398d]
- Thanksgiving travelers: Airport strike, bad weather, and more could cause delays [398d]
- A TikTok influencer was arrested for shoplifting in Florida after posting a video showing her Target haul [398d]
- Apple’s top app and game finalists this year include classics like Zoom and New York Times Games [399d]
- Warren Buffett shares his thoughts on wealth as he donates another $1 billion [399d]
- Newsom says California will offer rebates for EVs if Trump eliminates the tax credit [399d]
- ‘A safe pair of hands’: Why markets are loving Trump treasury secretary pick Scott Bessent [399d]
- 3D-printed earhole covers for football helmets are helping players hear better [399d]
- It’s time recommit to the fight against inequality [399d]
- What’s happening with Macy’s? Stock down, earnings and sales data delayed, employee accused of fraudulent accounting [399d]
- The Texas Railroad Commission’s name is a smoke screen for what it actually does [399d]
- Cassava Sciences update: SAVA stock price collapses after much-criticized Alzheimer’s drug flops [399d]
- Nvidia’s new AI model Fugatto can generate music and audio [399d]
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