The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Almost 5,000 scientists are unionizing at the NIH [708d]
• Japan's already-struggling birth rate fell to a record low in 2022 [708d]
• Two new design flaws threaten the future of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft [708d]
• Fitch might cut the US's credit rating even with the debt ceiling deal [709d]
• American women are leading the post-pandemic US jobs recovery [709d]
• Arizona doesn't have enough water for all of its new housing demand [709d]
• Why is China drilling down to 10,000 meters—one of the deepest holes in the world? [709d]
• Insurance giant Allstate followed StateFarm in halting home insurance policies for Californians [709d]
• The May US jobs report crushed expectations [709d]
• You can now become a semiconductor technician in just 10 days [709d]
• Apple WWDC 2023 is where the new virtual reality headset rumors face a reality test [709d]
• The exit of a top Twitter executive highlighted the platform's content moderation challenge [709d]
• Is the Japanese concept of Kaizen the solution to quiet quitting? [709d]
• Netflix shareholders rejected a proposed executive pay package [709d]
• 🌎 Default averted [709d]
• Meta is making a U-turn on its pro-remote work culture [709d]
• The US debt ceiling deal passed the Senate vote unscathed [709d]
• Burdened Indian flyers want airfares capped again [709d]
• Indian numerals: A drained dam, startups slump, and a woolly parliament [709d]
• Global investments in clean energy have accelerated way past fossil fuels [709d]