The Brutalist Report

Quartz

Toyota has been accidentally sharing personal data for millions of Japanese users over the last decade [950d]
United ex-CEO Oscar Munoz on fighting separations at the border, working with unions [950d]
Why airline travel is more frustrating than ever [950d]
How did Sam Bankman-Fried get away with peddling FTX? [950d]
Surprising discoveries for the week of May 8: A fit thrifted for a king, record-breaking liver drugs, koalas with STIs [950d]
Mistake at work? Try this 3-step process to address it [950d]
Linda Yaccarino says she's inspired by "provocative leadership." Elon Musk's Twitter fits the bill [950d]
A simple skin patch shows promise for preventing peanut allergies [950d]
Europe's new energy problem: it now has too much gas [950d]
How Australian wildfires worsened African droughts and Atlantic hurricanes [950d]
Indian numerals: A gold high, GoFirst grounded, record dividends [950d]
US Supreme Court judges found common ground on a case about the humane treatment of pigs [950d]
Global private equity giants are sniffing opportunity in India's credit crunch [950d]
🌎 Thrown from the saddle [950d]
Apple is making another bet on an emerging market in Asia [950d]
Adidas has finally decided what to do with its Yeezy stock [950d]
Reliance and Hero are eyeing China-owned MG Motors' India unit [950d]
How OpenAI ushered in the generative AI boom: a brief history [950d]
AI hallucinations: Turn on, tune in, beep boop [950d]
Why do generative AI tools hallucinate? [950d]
Peloton tried to switch into the right gear—but then seats started falling off its bikes [950d]