The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Activist investor Carl Icahn is Hindenburg Research's latest short-selling target [964d]
• How much more money can SpaceX spend on Starship? [964d]
• IBM's CEO expects AI to replace 30% of the firm's back-office roles in five years [964d]
• An operation targeting fentanyl trafficking on the dark web led to 288 arrests in 9 countries [964d]
• The Murdoch media empire has been lying in Australia as well [964d]
• There's a US Congressional dads caucus—and it wants more changing tables in restrooms [964d]
• 4 ways to manage your company’s “emotional culture” [964d]
• Jamie Dimon, from Sandy Weill's assistant to savior of First Republic [964d]
• The World's Fair was the greatest technology show on earth—until technology destroyed it [964d]
• BP's profits aren't breaking records anymore, but they're still astronomical [964d]
• To be a successful leader, develop an “uncertainty mindset” [964d]
• 🌎 The FDIC's modest proposal [964d]
• Once valued at $5.7 billion, Vice may now be headed for bankruptcy [964d]
• For the first time, India imported more Russian oil than from Saudi Arabia and Iraq put together [964d]
• The biggest warnings about AI from the people who design it [964d]
• Met Gala attendees endorsed the Hollywood writers’ strike [964d]
• The World’s Fair: Tech’s bygone showcase [964d]
• Why are World’s Fairs (mostly) obsolete? [964d]
• The Florida board handpicked by DeSantis called its predecessor a “puppet government” in a lawsuit against Disney [964d]
• India's first iPhone maker is quitting amid Apple's growing presence in the country [964d]
• Half of US mental health workers are considering getting out [964d]
• A fresh setback has crashed Jet Airways' revival plan [964d]
• ​​The FDIC's proposal for deposit reform is narrow and uninspiring—and it just might work [964d]