The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• How China beat US pharma giant Gilead in the race to create a covid antiviral pill [1174d]
• Will Boris Johnson resign as UK prime minister? [1174d]
• Miami Vice: TV’s star child [1174d]
• The US labor market is cooling from ‘white hot to red hot’ [1174d]
• Even Japan is fighting inflation now [1174d]
• Rheumatology patients are already having trouble accessing essential drugs because of abortion bans [1174d]
• Why “The Simpsons” production crew is unionizing [1174d]
• ESG: Not woke capitalism or greenwashing—but an opportunity for employee voice [1174d]
• Senegal’s ladoum sheep are the stars of Eid al-Adha/Tabaski celebrations [1174d]
• Les moutons Ladoum du Sénégal sont les vedettes pour la célébration de la Tabaski [1174d]
• 🌎 Oil swings [1174d]
• The battle for a share of Zimbabwe’s billion dollar remittance industry [1174d]
• There’s a proposal to rename Manila’s airport after the country’s deadliest dictator [1174d]
• ✦ From your phone to your home [1174d]
• Twitter is putting up a legal fight against Indian authorities [1175d]
• India’s low-budget airline SpiceJet is constantly facing mid-air glitches [1175d]
• Sending money back home is about to get cheaper for Indian expats [1175d]
• Razorpay “handed over” AltNews donor data to the Indian police [1175d]
• Should India tax games of skill and games of chance the same 28%? [1175d]