The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Everyone is hiring for AI – GameStop wants retail and supply chain experts [473d]
• You should go to bed: A record number of Americans aren't getting enough sleep [473d]
• A new lamp post wants to be an electric vehicle charger for the street [473d]
• The Baltimore bridge collapse is now an FBI matter [473d]
• Sorry Nintendo fans, Apple says no more Game Boy app on the App Store [473d]
• Why are some convertibles called spiders? [473d]
• Donald Trump could get millions more shares of Trump Media stock — if it stays afloat [473d]
• The 10 busiest airports in the world — including 1 airport new to the list [473d]
• The Memo: Special grants and Dimon chats [473d]
• Peloton ended its unlimited free app membership because it couldn't get enough paid subscribers [473d]
• Over 250 websites were taken down last year for hawking fake Ozempic and other weight loss drugs [473d]
• The Dow drops 225 points as Tesla and Trump Media keep struggling [473d]
• New X users may have to pay to tweet, according to Elon Musk [473d]
• Reddit stock hits a new low even as Wall Street analysts say buy it [473d]
• Space junk hunters are trying to catch a spent rocket stage from 2009 [473d]
• Fool's gold could actually be worth money now. Here's why [473d]
• Trump Media’s audit firm sees its business practices come under scrutiny [473d]
• Salesforce stock is falling because investors don't like a deal to buy Informatica [473d]
• Bojangles is coming to California for the first time [473d]
• Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway keeps buying up Liberty Sirius XM stock [473d]
• Kia wants more hybrids and the UAW is coming for Volkswagen [473d]
• Goldman Sachs and other bank stocks are popping on earnings [473d]
• Elon Musk's 10 worst predictions and broken promises [473d]
• Of course a Tesla fan called the police on a Rivian driver who dared to use a Supercharger station [473d]
• L.L. Bean is laying off employees as customers move towards online shopping [473d]
• BP is scaling back its electric vehicle charging ambitions [473d]
• Tesla is losing top executives as it lays off thousands of workers [473d]
• The Tesla Cybertruck is worse at towing than a decade-old Model X, report says [473d]
• Microsoft is 'ground zero' for foreign state-sponsored hackers, executive says [473d]
• The Dow rebounds as investors cheer retail sales and earnings — and ignore Iran-Israel tensions [473d]
• Bitcoin is rebounding after a rollercoaster ride—thanks to Hong Kong [473d]
• Got an iPad for the first time? Here are 5 quick tips to make it better [473d]
• 9 tips to make your Android phone easier to use [473d]
• The best portable iPhone chargers right now [473d]
• A hospital stopped an organ transplant program after a doctor allegedly manipulated records [473d]
• OpenAI is expanding into Asia with its first office in Japan [473d]
• Where do gold and platinum come from? The mystery deepens after a huge cosmic explosion [473d]
• Big Oil suddenly likes Joe Biden and his 'pragmatic approach' [473d]
• Activist investor blasts Novavax for not using mRNA fears to boost sales of it COVID-19 vaccine [473d]
• The Tesla Cybertruck has a new problem and some sales have been paused [473d]
• Noise-canceling headphones are quiet — but they also have a quiet danger [473d]
• AI is good for Goldman Sachs, CEO David Solomon says [473d]
• The path to generative AI value: how to set your company’s flywheel in motion [473d]
• Apple iPhone sales had their biggest decline since the pandemic [473d]
• Trump Media stock is plummeting as it plans to issue millions more shares [473d]
• Read Tesla CEO Elon Musk's leaked layoffs memo [473d]
• Tesla is slashing more than 10% of its workforce. 'It must be done,' Elon Musk says [473d]
• Samsung will get $6.4 billion in CHIPS Act funding for chipmaking facilities in Texas [473d]
• The AI craze is no dot-com bubble. Here’s why [474d]
• American Airlines' pilots union is sounding the alarm about 'problematic trends' in air safety [474d]