The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• There's a mysterious ecosystem underneath the driest desert on Earth [847d]
• NASA had to put the Hubble Telescope into 'safe mode' because of a glitch [847d]
• EV mandates will 'kill' the car industry, Stellantis CEO says [847d]
• They cut a giant cruise ship in half to make it even bigger and it's amazing to watch [847d]
• Struggling EV startup Fisker says 4 companies are in talks to buy it [847d]
• Laid off Tesla workers are getting two months severance pay [847d]
• The IRS’ challenge to TurboTax and H&R Block is working [847d]
• The Dow and the Nasdaq surge as Google joins the $2 trillion club [847d]
• A Tesla executive sold $181.5 million worth of stock shortly after quitting [847d]
• Apple and Google pulled several AI apps that advertised deepfake nudes [847d]
• AI just powered Google to a $2 trillion market cap [847d]
• Fast-fashion giant Shein is the latest to face EU's strictest digital regulations [847d]
• Starbucks and its workers union have made ‘significant progress’ in contract bargaining [847d]
• Snap stock popped 30% after a sunny first-quarter earnings report [847d]
• Bird flu traces have been found in cows' milk. Should we be worried? [847d]
• Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, and the 20 other leaders on the new AI safety board [847d]
• Tesla stock bounces back after a dreadful few months marked by layoffs and tanking sales [847d]
• The Property Brothers say 7% interest rates mean 'a lot of crying' [847d]
• A crypto company is suing the SEC for overreach in regulating Ether [847d]
• The owner of the ship that struck Baltimore's Key Bridge is being sued — again [847d]
• Wall Street sees Google stock rallying to $200 because maybe Google can win AI after all [847d]
• The Nasdaq soars 300 points as Google and Microsoft earnings power stocks higher [847d]
• Elon Musk is once again richer than Mark Zuckerberg [847d]
• AbbVie's newer drugs are offsetting losses of the world's once best-selling medication [847d]
• China is backing away from facial recognition technology — in hotels, at least [847d]
• Sam Altman's Worldcoin crypto is running out of 'orbs.' But what are orbs? [847d]
• Hertz is ditching even more electric cars [847d]
• Unilever sales are rising because beauty shopping is back [847d]
• Japan’s Moon lander survived a rough landing [848d]
• A Chinese space station got hit by debris and astronauts scrambled to make emergency repairs [848d]
• Saudi Arabia is building a megacity in the desert. It's not going well [848d]
• He was an anti-union Volkswagen worker. The Hollywood strikes changed his mind [848d]
• Anglo American rejected BHP’s ‘highly unattractive’ takeover bid and its stock jumped [848d]
• What's next for TikTok after Biden signed the ban bill [848d]
• Tesla's recall of 2 million EVs over Autopilot is being probed by the feds [848d]
• Los Angeles is spending millions on AI cameras that will issue parking tickets [848d]
• 7 AirPods tips you need to get started [848d]
• The 10 best images of Jupiter and its moons from NASA's Juno probe [848d]
• The TikTok ban bill is law. Now comes the legal battle [848d]
• OpenAI's Sam Altman, Nvidia's Jensen Huang, and other tech leaders are joining a new federal AI safety board [848d]