The Brutalist Report

Quartz

How the US’s oil ban will affect the global economy [1494d]
Bangladesh will pay for its “support” of Russia in canceled vaccine donations [1494d]
Surging nickel prices are bad news for electric car manufacturers [1494d]
The US infrastructure bill is funding a shopping spree for electric buses [1494d]
Can expensive cosmetics save the big-box retailer? [1494d]
Europe plans to accelerate its clean energy plans because of the Ukraine invasion [1494d]
How Kohl’s is staving off department store death to open 100 new stores [1494d]
A genius Twitter bot is calling out companies that post platitudes for International Women’s Day [1494d]
Airbnb and Etsy are now part of the “hidden infrastructure” for global humanitarian aid [1494d]
Airbnb and Etsy are now part of the “hidden infrastructure” for global humanitarian aid [1494d]
The US and UK will pursue Russian oil sanctions without Europe [1494d]
Most Americans are willing to pay more at the pump for Ukraine [1494d]
Remittances to Ukraine and Russia have shot up by more than 50% since the invasion [1494d]
Nigeria’s need for wheat is rising—and so is the price [1494d]
Companies that fail at sustainability will soon start to fail at business [1494d]
🌍 Price of oil rises on sanction fears [1494d]
In the mezcal craze, wild agave plants are vanishing in Mexico [1495d]
India’s central bank launches digital payment service for feature phones [1495d]
For young women in Africa, the promise of gig work still delivers [1495d]
India is set to issue sovereign green bonds but it needs more work [1495d]
Bollywood’s biggest superstar’s got nothing on Batman [1495d]
India’s pharma sector is among the most vulnerable to the Russia-Ukraine war’s effects [1495d]
Most women in India save for family and children, not for own financial security [1495d]
Disco: Choosing joy [1495d]
The disco renaissance is taking over popular music [1495d]
Why disco music is making a comeback [1495d]
India is looking for alternatives to Russian fertiliser [1495d]