The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• These 8 U.S. cities could soon become buyer’s markets. Here’s where house hunters may have more leverage [13d]
• Chase is betting big on the NBA, and credit cardholders could be the biggest winners [13d]
• A user told Meta’s Muse to sell his keyboard. What happened next was alarming [13d]
• Stefan Sagmeister’s new shoe designs are actually walking infographics [13d]
• This startup just tested turning an underwater volcano into a power plant [13d]
• Trump posts plans to close this ‘community jewel’ in Washington, D.C. [13d]
• New Elizabeth Holmes documentary scores thousands of sellout showings on its opening weekend [13d]
• Nationwide meat recall underway as ‘temperature abuse’ impacts 1.5 million pounds of beef, pork, and chicken [13d]
• Brands should lead with meaning instead of product details [13d]
• Stop sanding down your brand [13d]
• America can manufacture at cost-parity with China [13d]
• Recognition is a talent strategy [13d]
• Companies waiting on AI will fall behind [13d]
• Harvard Business School’s former dean has studied CEOs for three decades. He says the role remains remarkably unchanged. [13d]
• A glimpse inside the painstaking process of bringing a subway car to life [13d]
• Voters think politicians don’t listen. Could AI help? [13d]
• Why the grocery store of the future could have more mini cans and personal packs [13d]
• A more accurate weather forecast could start with these high-flying drones [13d]
• Idealab’s Bill Gross is building infrastructure for AI-assisted startups [13d]
• What a scary boot camp incident taught Marine veteran and Aflac president Virgil Miller about leadership [13d]
• The new ‘mommy track’: Working moms are founding startups to solve problems the government and Corporate America won’t [13d]
• Gen Z doesn’t have a feedback problem. We all do [13d]
• Taming your browser’s 100+ open tabs is the easy way to speed up your PC [13d]