The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• The Fed's focus on a 2% inflation target is "a disaster for the middle class" [931d]
• Why stay bullish on stocks in 2023? The AI boom [931d]
• Red Dye No. 3: A candy-colored controversy [931d]
• The Fed now predicts a soft landing and no recession [931d]
• Paris is trying to get its Olympics LVMH-branded [931d]
• The Fed didn’t hike but signaled it's not done yet [931d]
• Generative AI is powering Google's belated entry into virtual clothing try-on [931d]
• America's new best selling beer is also an LGBTQ champion [931d]
• Unlike Big Tech, some AI startups aren’t at all ready to invite regulation [931d]
• The EU says Google has been operating an illegal advertising monopoly [931d]
• Apple stands in the way of Jack Dorsey's plan for a decentralized social app [931d]
• What does it mean when the Federal Reserve “skips” instead of hitting “pause”? [932d]
• Tech transformation stalled? 4 tactics SAP uses to make them stick [932d]
• South Korea's largest company is letting workers take one Friday off each month [932d]
• The Russian Davos is possibly the world's least sought after event [932d]
• Four-day feminism [932d]
• 🌎 Rivian's fall from grace [932d]
• Starbucks was ordered to pay $25 million to an ex-manager who claimed she was fired for being white [932d]
• After an unusual surge in prices, domestic airfares in India are falling [932d]
• More than 6,000 millionaires will flee India in 2023 [932d]
• A 77-year old tire maker's stock is the first to cross the $1,200-mark in India [932d]
• Nasdaq is officially dropping Rivian for an auto industry chip maker [932d]