The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• A court just upheld Texas’ censorious social media law. It’s now headed for the Supreme Court. [1097d]
• Is Intuitive Machines the last space SPAC? [1097d]
• The Kardashians could show Kanye how direct-to-consumer works [1097d]
• Netflix’s Stephen King trailer about a haunted iPhone comes just in time for Apple’s latest release [1097d]
• Patagonia’s $3 billion corporate gift is also a convenient way to avoid taxes [1097d]
• US consumers are becoming more cautious in their spending [1098d]
• New documents show Big Oil knows its climate plans are bogus [1098d]
• Federer is hanging up his tennis shoes—but not the ones he invests in [1098d]
• Why the Gambia is suspending sales of paracetamol syrups [1098d]
• Elon Musk is now the only person richer than India's Gautam Adani [1098d]
• FedEx is in serious damage control mode [1098d]
• Adobe's $20 billion Figma deal raises eyebrows and rings antitrust bells [1098d]
• Convenience fees on digital payments are blocking India's cashless economy goal [1098d]
• A chip factory has caused a conflict between two of India's most industrialised states [1098d]