The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• After 7 million deaths and 800 million cases, the WHO declared the covid emergency over [959d]
• One of the first Starbucks locations to organize has voted to dissolve its union [959d]
• The countries with the largest and smallest cash and gold reserves [959d]
• The SEC just paid a whistleblower its largest-ever reward [959d]
• Zimbabwe is launching a local digital currency alternative to the US dollar [959d]
• How Mexican-imported beer helped Cinco De Mayo become an American holiday [959d]
• Record US construction jobs are fueling housing market recovery hopes [959d]
• King Charles is thrifting his coronation outfit to be more sustainable [959d]
• Pinterest has an ombuds on the payroll. Should your company have one, too? [959d]
• 8 talent retention tricks for a decentralized world [959d]
• The US added more jobs than expected in April [959d]
• How is a Supreme Court justice impeached? [959d]
• 🌎 Apple's $90 billion flex [959d]
• California is seeking to take down Ticketmaster’s monopoly [959d]
• When will King Charles III’s face appear on the UK’s money? [959d]
• Adidas will lose more than $770 million if it can’t sell its mountain of unsold Yeezys [959d]
• Half of India's $40 billion investments in the US went into just two sectors [960d]
• Why smart homes aren’t smart (yet) [960d]
• 8 innovations that prepared us for contemporary smart homes [960d]
• A new study of 1 million employees shows what happens when colleagues leave [960d]
• Are smart homes the way of the future? [960d]
• Smart homes: Built to crash [960d]
• Uber’s former security chief was spared a jail sentence for trying to hide a 2016 hack [960d]
• Indian numerals: High flyers, low salaries, and an obscure shipping firm [960d]