The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Corporate America's economists want the Fed to loosen up [769d]
• The Memo: Do not disturb [769d]
• Thanks to AI craze, Nvidia's market cap has officially surpassed Amazon's [769d]
• Hurry, find a Valentine! It's expensive to be single in these US cities [769d]
• Stellantis is now the last of the major automakers to adopt Tesla's EV charging standard [769d]
• Bitcoin's price has more than doubled in the last year to $50,000 [769d]
• Tesla, Chevy, and Ford cars were named among the 12 best in the US by consumers [769d]
• Elon Musk bought Twitter because the account tracking his private jet annoyed him, book says [769d]
• Elon Musk is cutting Tesla prices because people 'don't love to buy cars in the middle of winter' [769d]
• A big merger between oil rivals is gassing up energy consolidation in the US [769d]
• Russia's war economy is looking a lot like the Soviet Union's [769d]
• OpenAI is set to hit $2 billion in revenue — and fast [769d]
• Elon Musk and the Kremlin deny that SpaceX is selling Starlink terminals to Russia [769d]
• Dating a Kansas City Chief or San Francisco 49er is lucrative [769d]
• Macs are not and have never been virus proof [769d]
• Tesla is struggling but it can still count on cash for selling carbon credits [769d]
• Jeff Bezos is closer to passing Elon Musk for the world's richest person as he sells Amazon stock [769d]
• OpenAI's next move could be controlling your computer [769d]
• A crowd set a Waymo self-driving car on fire in San Francisco [769d]
• From Ford to Toyota, here's how the big car companies got their names [769d]
• AI goes from buzz to actually making money as it nears 'the end of the hype cycle' [769d]
• AI deepfakes are going to get worse [769d]
• The funniest Super Bowl ads [770d]