The Brutalist Report

Fortune

• ‘Failures happen during construction’: Office-to-residential conversions are all over NYC, but failures usually get fixed before they get worse [13d]
• Vets issue urgent warning to pet owners as flesh-eating screwworm spreads through Texas and New Mexico [13d]
• ‘Project 2029’ floats free child care—or $1,000 to stay home [13d]
• Labor force participation falls to 61.5%, the lowest in 50 years outside COVID, and economists say it’s not just people giving up [13d]
• Kevin Warsh buried an unusual, unhedged promise in his first Fed minutes—and one economist says it’s the strongest signal in the document [13d]
• Amazon’s $25 billion ‘surprise’ bond sale dangled extra yield to lure in buyers—and flashed a warning sign about the AI boom [13d]
• How climate change could raise your water bill [13d]
• Mitch McConnell’s Senate seat could sit empty for months—and a fast-approaching deadline is why [13d]
• Trump loses bid to delay Carroll’s $5 million trial payout [13d]
• Bezos’ Blue Origin is raising outside capital for the first time to compete for NASA contracts as rival SpaceX’s stock falters [13d]
• HBO Max’s ‘The Pitt’ and ‘Hacks’ lead among Emmy nominations [13d]
• ‘Even shaving one minute off an EMT trip for severe cases can generate huge economic benefits.’ Well, New York’s congestion pricing did just that [13d]
• Cathie Wood just bought the SpaceX dip again—and dumped Alibaba to do it [13d]