The Brutalist Report

Quartz

Nvidia says it wasn't subpoenaed by the Justice Department [431d]
Most Americans do not feel rich with a million dollars, survey finds [432d]
Chalk: Blackboards and beyond [432d]
U.S. Steel stock sinks on reports that Biden will reject Nippon Steel takeover [432d]
Almost all new car sales in Norway last month were EVs [432d]
Chipotle unitards are coming [432d]
The 10 most popular podcasts about money and finance [432d]
A home isn't the first thing Americans want when interest rates drop [432d]
Researchers say their new brain chip tech rivals Elon Musk's Neuralink [432d]
Researchers strained to find evidence banks' climate commitments make a difference [432d]
Southwest Airlines is offering buy-one-get-one-free flights [432d]
Volvo rescinds its goal of full electrification by 2030 [432d]
Nordstrom's founders are offering $3.8 billion in cash to take it private [432d]
Nvidia's stock plunge reportedly cost CEO Jensen Huang $9.8 billion in a day [432d]
Former OpenAI chief scientist's startup raises $1 billion [432d]
Bitcoin slips to $56,000—an analyst is blaming a 'sell the news' effect [432d]
Dollar Tree stock drops 10% because shoppers are going to Walmart and Target instead [432d]
A Kamala Harris win and a Democratic sweep would give the biggest boost to the economy, Goldman Sachs says [432d]
Lyft is laying off workers and doubling down on e-bikes [432d]
A new weight loss drug from an Eli Lily partner targets the elderly [432d]
Only one-third of U.S. millionaires actually feel 'wealthy' [432d]
These are the US cities with the best commutes [432d]
Blackstone just made a $16 billion bet on AI [432d]
The clock is ticking at Volkswagen [432d]
Big tech will go full speed ahead on AI spending after Nvidia's earnings, strategist says [432d]
Nvidia earnings tell Big Tech to keep spending on AI, strategist says [432d]
A guide to handling crypto during a divorce [432d]
See inside the dorm rooms that college students are paying $10,000 to customize [432d]