The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Who are the Russian oligarchs being sanctioned by the US? [1499d]
• The opioid settlement is costing the Sacklers a fraction of their OxyContin sales [1499d]
• How to entice employees back to the office [1499d]
• Large employers remain the best hope for women seeking fertility benefits [1499d]
• How do we continue working in the face of catastrophe? [1499d]
• ✦ The supply chain’s one-stop shop [1499d]
• Broadcasters around the world are buying the rights to Zelenskyy’s “Servant of the People” [1499d]
• How Europe could quickly cut its Russian gas use by a third [1500d]
• How big is the US space economy? [1500d]
• Can you add “parenting” to your resume now? LinkedIn says yes [1500d]
• How Intel became Biden’s main marketing tool for the US innovation bill [1500d]
• Better hardware, less TV: A snapshot of the space economy in transition [1500d]
• Is Uganda’s Entebbe airport at risk of seizure by China? [1500d]
• Ukrainian tech workers are getting evacuated—and many say they will never go back [1500d]
• 🌍 Task Force KleptoCapture [1500d]
• Where are Russia’s oligarchs hiding their wealth? [1500d]
• What China thinks of the global economic war against Russia [1500d]
• Congolese find reprieve in the planned removal of ‘stolen phone tax’ [1500d]
• A Russian e-commerce store in China is suddenly seeing brisk business [1500d]
• India tweaks rules for stranded citizens in Ukraine to bring back pets [1500d]
• India relies on Ukraine for sunflower oil imports, buyers may have to look elsewhere [1500d]
• An Indian-origin Russian legislator has backed Putin’s war on Ukraine [1500d]