The Brutalist Report

Fortune

• The SpaceX IPO is great — but it won’t deliver 100x returns [9d]
• Macquarie bets impact investing can fill an Asian financial access gap for the ‘missing middle’ [9d]
• Trump will address the nation on Wednesday on the Iran war Wednesday—here’s what to expect [9d]
• SpaceX has filed confidentially for IPO ahead of AI rivals [9d]
• Cancer’s grim calculus for the young: their insurance status can determine how long they survive [9d]
• AI ‘slop’ is flooding YouTube Kids—and more than 200 groups and experts are calling for a ban [9d]
• Deutsche Bank asked AI it’s true that AI will solve the economy’s inflation problems. The robots answered [9d]
• JetBlue hikes checked bag fees as much as $9 on war in Iran [9d]
• Chinese billionaire buys 1% stake in the Miami Dolphins at record $12.5 billion valuation [9d]
• Why hands-free systems in self-driving cars aren’t actually safer, according to the NTSB [9d]
• Tiger Woods says he’ll seek treatment for substance abuse after another DUI arrest [9d]
• The quadruple amputee cornholer’s shooting was in self-defense, lawyer says [9d]
• Retail sales tick up 0.6% in February before Iran war, gas price spike [9d]
• Microsoft and Chevron enter exclusivity deal on powering West Texas AI data center complex [9d]
• Jamie Dimon, office-work champion, vows his anti-remote culture ‘would crush you.’ The economy’s top talent begs to differ [9d]
• Warren Buffett revives his legendary charity lunch auction—this time with Stephen Curry. His last one raised $19 million [9d]
• Luigi Mangione’s federal trial has been pushed back to October in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO [9d]
• Data centers are so hot, their ‘heat island’ effect is raising temperatures up to 6 miles away and impacting 343 million people worldwide, study finds [9d]
• How AI will make your Shake Shack order even faster [9d]
• Gen Z shoppers are actually more deliberate than baby boomers and agonize over their cart for days [9d]
• New top federal enforcer has his sights set on ending insider trading on prediction markets [9d]
• AI models will secretly scheme to protect other AI models from being shut down, researchers find [9d]
• Chief human resource officer salaries have surged 30% at S&P 500 companies. Here’s why boards are opening the checkbook [9d]
• Hershey is moving back to the original recipe for Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups after the chocolate’s grandson blasted them last month [9d]
• ‘Inflationary surge’: Fed economists warn AI hype is overheating the economy whether or not the technology ever delivers [9d]
• AI is saving workers up to an hour a day — but Goldman Sachs says 80% of companies aren’t using it yet [9d]
• Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s advice to workers scared of AI: You’re just confusing your job with the tools you use to do it [9d]
• Five hard lessons from Allbirds’ 99% stock plunge and $39 million fire sale [9d]
• Exclusive: Paradigm, a major investor in Kalshi, is building its own prediction markets trading terminal, say sources [9d]
• The biggest mistake CEOs make with AI has nothing to do with the technology [9d]
• Covid gave us hybrid work. The Iran War might give us a four-day week—and this time, experts say it could stick [9d]
• The EPA just valued a human life at $0. That’s not just a moral crisis — it’s a market crisis [9d]
• Adobe faces an AI-era test of whether the creative economy still needs it [9d]
• 9 reasons AI isn’t going to take your job (yet) [9d]
• Current price of oil as of April 1, 2026 [9d]
• Elon Musk’s coterie of companies are getting more and more pushback from Democrats [9d]
• AI can’t remember what your company learned the hard way [9d]
• Steve Jobs sold his Volkswagen to raise $1,300 for Apple’s first computer. He became a millionaire just two years later at 23 [9d]
• An Athens listing has created the world’s second largest gaming company. Finally, Europe has a #2 global player [9d]
• Steve Jobs didn’t actually become a billionaire thanks to leading Apple—but rather from his work with a film company he bought off George Lucas [9d]
• More people are using AI to manage their money— but they won’t let it make decisions alone [9d]
• Inside Delta CEO Ed Bastian’s turnaround playbook—from bankruptcy to most profitable U.S. airline [9d]
• Congress has a lower approval rating than Hitler in some polls. And we just keep voting for the same 2 parties [9d]
• Trump has no good options in Iran—here are 5 of them ahead of his speech to the nation tonight [9d]
• HR leaders are drowning in decisions: here’s how the best ones are getting ahead [9d]
• Gen Z is engineering an analog future — and it’s at least a $5 billion opportunity [9d]
• AI success is a leadership test—and the 100 Best Companies lead the way [9d]
• As AI reshapes the office, Fortune’s Best Companies to Work For are doubling down on the most human perks [9d]
• The Iran war is accelerating plans for Southeast Asia to go nuclear. Experts say it won’t be easy [9d]
• The more women earn, the more housework they do: inside the paradox a Wharton economist calls ‘an existential problem for men’ [9d]
• Sheryl Sandberg tapped a 25-year-old to run Lean In. Here’s her plan to close the AI gender gap [9d]