The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The U.K.’s new public railway has a perfectly British brand [129d]
• Oscars shortlists for 12 categories have been revealed. Here’s who made the cut in 2025 [129d]
• Pot stocks pop on Schedule 3 hopes: Tilray Brands, Trulieve Cannabis, Cresco Labs: How high will they go? [129d]
• Federal judge signals he may side with Trump on White House ballroom project. Here’s why [129d]
• With Apple’s help, storytellers are figuring out Vision Pro [129d]
• Ben & Jerry’s free bar drop: List of stores, new flavors, and where to find sweet treats nationwide today [129d]
• Brendan Carr, FCC chief, is headed to the Senate for questioning over the Jimmy Kimmel controversy [129d]
• Medline IPO: Stock price will be closely watched today as medical products company has biggest offering of 2025 [130d]
• The year of the tactical vest [130d]
• Every AI founder thinks they want a mega investing round. Trust me, you don’t [130d]
• AI is starting to shop for you. Here’s how Visa is making sure it doesn’t scam you [130d]
• What every manager should know about the Queen Bee myth [130d]
• A faster-than-light spaceship would actually look a lot like Star Trek’s Enterprise [130d]
• How to network on vacation (and why) [130d]
• Contract work can be great—until you get trapped in it [130d]
• The power of silence: 3 lessons on capturing an audience from a world-renowned auctioneer [130d]
• How Cloudflare, ‘the most important internet company you’ve never heard of,’ took center stage [130d]
• Reddit says it isn’t like other platforms in case against Australia’s social media ban [130d]
• 5 predictions for AI’s growing role in the media in 2026 [130d]
• Fearing a layoff? Channel your inner doomsday prepper [130d]
• This guy’s obscure PhD project is the only thing standing between humanity and AI image chaos [130d]
• Social Security checks could get a big tax break in 2026 from a new ‘senior deduction.’ What you need to know [130d]