The Brutalist Report

Quartz

Eli Lilly says its new Alzheimer's drug can stop the disease's progression [963d]
The Book: Debrett’s, the British aristocracy’s Bible [963d]
US eighth graders' history test scores hit lowest levels on record [963d]
The Fed raised rates again but left doubt as to whether there are more hikes to come [963d]
A McDonald’s franchisee was fined for employing 10-year-olds [963d]
Regional banks and the US debt ceiling: Quartz Smart Investing [963d]
Balaji Srinivasan lost $1 million in a bizarre bitcoin bet [963d]
Cargo ships "going dark" undermine Russian sanctions. The EU wants to ban the practice [963d]
Iran has seized its second oil tanker in a week [963d]
Disney’s $4 billion Star Wars bet helped create a new empire [963d]
Women are ditching leadership roles. How to ensure their needs are met [963d]
How the African tech boom is transforming its sports industry [963d]
What AI mavens can learn from a 1975 genetics conference [963d]
The parental leave boom [963d]
India's unemployed are optimistic about finding jobs—except there aren’t enough jobs for them [963d]
🌎 Hindenburg's latest target [963d]
Progress on mind-reading technology is sparking ethical concerns [963d]
Tinder ignored Russia’s red flags for more than a year before finally breaking up [963d]
A prominent TikTok executive in the fight against a US ban is leaving the company [963d]
Ford’s EV unit lost $722 million last quarter, but it’s still cutting prices to compete with Tesla [963d]
As employees take more parental leave, who’s taking on their work? [963d]
India's most iconic hotel, Mumbai's Taj, goes 100% green [963d]
Where press freedom is threatened around the world [963d]
Another Indian airline has followed Jet into bankruptcy [963d]