The Brutalist Report - fortune
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- New York Mets tap Novig as prediction market partner as MLB embraces new betting sector [28d]
- Asia drives 60% of global growth, but the region’s CEOs can’t escape geopolitics. Here’s how they can stay competitive [28d]
- Microsoft’s $500 billion rally fuels a debate: financial nihilism or the true AI moat, finally coming into view? [28d]
- Microsoft’s stock has biggest one-day gain since 2008, adding $480 billion in market value as cloud business booms [28d]
- ‘I’m just stuck’: Meet the former OpenAI researcher sitting on $700K of equity that he says is overvalued [28d]
- As the AI industry calls for help to “pace” AI development. Has OpenAI already hit pause on some development? [28d]
- Jeff Bezos could add to the swelling ranks of American billionaires in English soccer [28d]
- Nearly a third of workers admit to sabotaging their company’s AI—and smaller paychecks may explain why [28d]
- ‘I predict one day Amazon will fail’: Jeff Bezos once warned his company might only last 30 years. At 31, it’s the biggest company in the world [28d]
- Aliko Dangote is leaving one-third of his $35 billion fortune ‘to humanity’—a rare move among Africa’s billionaires [28d]
- Ultra-rich are buying up $49 million mansions in London, with ‘Trump unease’ generating a 10% rise in Americans investing in Britain [28d]
- ‘What planet are you on?’ Voters, pollsters mystified by Trump’s tariffs boasts in Michigan [28d]
- AI workers just got together and donated $40 million to save factory-farmed chickens [28d]
- ‘We’re still here standing’: the restaurant world’s fallen angel is reopening with its founder chef or its 3 Michelin stars [28d]
- 425-year-old Austrian bell foundry survives on 3D printing and lasers [28d]
- Taco Bell’s quick action on removing lettuce, $1 Mexican Pizza special work to win over diners, investors [28d]
- Microsoft leads stock comeback from Wednesday carnage [28d]
- Bank of England keeps interest rates at 3.75% for fifth time this year [28d]
- Should AI be formally recognized as a national and global security threat? In London, politicians increasingly think so [28d]
- The only thing more surprising than Cracker Barrel’s CEO exit may be its pick to replace her [28d]
- Hollywood producer behind ‘Joker,’ dozens of other films indicted for $100 million Ponzi scheme [28d]
- Probe of exclusive Michigan boarding school finds Epstein and 47 others accused of abuse [28d]
- Urban League’s 50th annual ‘State of Black America’ argues Trump is trying to ‘kill the essence of the American dream’ [28d]
- Meta earnings reveal cash flow drops 91% — while Zuckerberg writes op-eds about superintelligence [28d]
- UPS CFO on the lessons learned from scaling back Amazon—and why the strategy is paying off [28d]
- Sluggish third-quarter economy revealed as GDP falls to 1.5% [28d]
- Samsung posts record $62 billion profit — and investors sell off anyway [28d]
- The affordability crisis has gotten so bad that Love Island winners are spending their $100,000 on bills and student loans [28d]
- ‘Am I paying for the vibes?’ Gen Z says it hates capitalism, but their spending patterns show they just don’t like being ripped off [28d]
- Wall Street reacts brutally to Fed chair Warsh’s interest rate hold: ‘the bond market puked on him’ [28d]
- Current price of oil as of July 30, 2026 [28d]
- How Washington’s war on ‘Wall Street landlords’ could backfire on Gen Z renters [28d]
- McKinsey auto leader: China’s auto industry is faster, cheaper and better. Here’s how the West can close the gap [28d]
- Tariffs, debt, and a stubborn Fed are squeezing consumers [28d]
- Forget robots on assembly lines. Foundational Industries wants AI to run the entire factory [28d]
- Europe’s social media bans force businesses to rethink how they reach the youngest generation [28d]
- New Dow CEO drives ‘transformation’ back to profitability amid oil market upheaval [28d]
- Trump’s dollar déjà vu: what an uncanny chart about the greenback shows about American exceptionalism [28d]
- Fast-food execs keep pushing for more AI systems, but fail to see the big picture: Customers still want humans [28d]
- Flirting with $5 trillion, Apple has never been more valuable—or a riskier bet for investors [28d]
- Inside Ikea’s big bet on humans in the age of AI [28d]
- Warren Buffett is handing $140 billion to his family’s foundations. The way he’s doing it reveals how billionaire philanthropy really works [28d]
- Mamdani’s and New York’s pied-à-terre tax isn’t a socialist scandal: It’s unsexy tax policy with 200-year-old public records [28d]
- Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax was designed to hit the wealthy, but it’s sending most New Yorkers to their estate lawyers [28d]
- Hollywood’s ‘memory moment’: How Spider-Man vs. The Odyssey is driving the box office’s best summer since the pandemic [28d]
- Meta stock drops 10% as free cash flow gets crushed—and Zuckerberg hints at launching cloud business with few details [29d]
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