The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Space tourism’s rise challenges how we define astronauts and exploration [354d]
• Zillow: Housing market to see first annual U.S. home price drop since 2011 [354d]
• How leaders can bridge the gender equity divide at work [354d]
• JCPenney stores closing update: Memorial Day weekend is your last chance to shop final sales at these 7 locations [354d]
• Slash uses AI to build custom banking tools for niche industries [354d]
• What a wartime housing boom reveals about solving America’s housing crisis [354d]
• Beyond Imagination raises $100 million to build humanoid robots [354d]
• AI advances may threaten women’s jobs more than men’s [354d]
• The White Sox unveil a multimedia installation to honor Pope Leo [354d]
• These trees exist in only one place on Earth. Now climate change and goats threaten their survival [354d]
• Home Depot reports rise in Q1 profits despite ‘skittish housing market’ [354d]
• How to motivate your team in times of uncertainty [354d]
• D-Wave stock price soars double digits as quantum computer shares rally again today. Here’s why [354d]
• Trump allows massive offshore wind farm to resume construction in New York—after initially forcing the project to stop [354d]
• Trump wants to strip union rights from 2/3 of federal employees—and an appeals court said he can [354d]
• Exclusive: Lipton’s new brand wants to be everyone’s cup of tea [354d]
• The soap opera of the future is a vertical drama made for your phone. But you’ll have to pay to see the ending [354d]
• 6 ways effective leaders think like astronauts [354d]
• Microsoft launched Copilot+ PCs a year ago to mockery. Is the world finally ready for them? [354d]
• Architects are finding new ways to bring natural light into sad, dark offices [354d]