The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• The Memo: CEOs on the outlook [741d]
• The best and worst cities in the U.S. for women in 2024 [741d]
• Boeing offers machinists a 30% raise to end their strike [741d]
• Melania Trump got paid almost a quarter-million dollars to speak to a group of gay Republicans [741d]
• Intel needs Qualcomm, but it's not a two-way street, analysts say [741d]
• The Iron Throne, Taylor Swift’s cowgirl boots, and Bruce Lee’s nunchaku: This week’s auction block roundup [741d]
• Intel's brutal year isn't deterring investment interest [741d]
• California sues ExxonMobil for lying about the effectiveness of recycling [741d]
• Americans have $27 billion in unused gift cards [741d]
• The Boeing strike is so big it could dent the jobs report [741d]
• Novo Nordisk is bigger than Denmark's economy — but the prime minister isn't worried about another Nokia [741d]
• This week's most fabulous real estate listings: A Brooklyn carriage house, a Massachusetts mansion, and an Arizona estate [741d]
• Target warns it may reject your return if it suspects something [741d]
• Hotel workers across the country keep going on strike [741d]
• Trump Media stock sinks to another new low even as Donald Trump holds onto shares [741d]
• Elon Musk says a Kamala Harris presidency would 'doom humanity' and 'destroy' the Mars program [741d]
• Ether is beating Bitcoin as the Fed interest rate cut sparks a crypto rally [741d]
• The chair of Stellantis and Ferrari got caught up in an $84 million tax evasion case [741d]
• Google is on the hot seat. Some want to break it up. Good luck [741d]
• The first billionaire to walk in space only had 'seconds' to enjoy the view [741d]
• Biden wants to ban Chinese software in 'smart cars' over security concerns [741d]
• Sam Altman and former Apple executives are making an AI device [741d]
• Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, Bittensor, Sui, and more: Cryptocurrencies to watch this week [741d]
• Kamala Harris said she would boost AI and crypto during a $27 million New York fundraiser [741d]
• Intel is having a brutal year — but suddenly everybody wants a piece of it [741d]