The Brutalist Report - business
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- UCLA Med School Illegally Using Race In Admissions: DOJ [187d]
- Clinton-Appointed Federal Judge Rules DOGE's Terminations Of Humanities Grants Unlawful [187d]
- Thailand Emerges As Possible Hub In Nvidia Chip-Smuggling Channel To Alibaba [187d]
- We're "Ending The Days Of Hiding Fraud": Bessent Goes After Dark Money In Nonprofits [187d]
- Traders Puzzled As Physical Oil Prices Tumble Amid Surging Chinese Crude Sales, Plunging Imports [187d]
- US To Revoke Passports Of People Who Owe 'Significant' Child Support [187d]
- NJ Transit Cuts World Cup Train Fare After Backlash Over $150 Ticket Price [187d]
- Redistricting Battles Heat Up After Supreme Court Ruling [187d]
- Massive Oil Slick Spotted Off Iran's Kharg Island, Cause Unknown [187d]
- 'An Epic Madness Burns In The Minds of Californians...' [187d]
- Toyota And Honda See Sharp Declines In Profit Amidst Iran War Pressures, Spiking EV Costs [187d]
- Trump Gets Diplomatic Win In Ukraine War, 3-Day Ceasefire Declared For Russia's V-Day [187d]
- Minnesota Democrats Unanimously Vote To Protect Rep. Ilhan Omar... And Dead Voters [187d]
- Another Wall Street Giant Is Plotting Its Escape From Mamdani's New York City: Report [187d]
- Taiwan Semiconductor April Sales Grow At Slowest Pace In 6 Months [187d]
- Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Filings Increase 42% [187d]
- Maryland Blames Data Centers For $1.6 Billion Power Bill Shock, Omits Green Energy Mess [187d]
- Intel Jumps To Record High On Deal To Make Chips For Apple, Following White House Pressure [187d]
- Ancient Settlement Older Than The Pyramids Discovered; Rewrites North American History [187d]
- Vaccine Trade Returns? Moderna Working On Hantavirus Shot Sends Shares Higher [187d]
- OnlyFans Lures Outside Capital As Architect Capital And Billionaire Tag Team Deal [187d]
- "Damage Done Already" - Oil May Take Year To Normalize: Adam Parker [187d]
- DOJ Reaches Settlement With Data Firm Over Meat Industry Competition Concerns [187d]
- CIA Leak: Iran Can Survive Blockade Another 3 to 4 Months, Maybe Longer [187d]
- Cost Of California's High-Speed Rail Goes Up Again [187d]
- Closer Look Reveals April Jobs Report Was A Disaster, And AI Is Now Here To Take Your Job [187d]
- Nvidia Bets $2.1 Billion On IREN To Expand AI Infrastructure [187d]
- Virginia Supreme Court Blocks Democrats’ Voter-Approved Congressional Map As Midterms Approach [187d]
- Massive Forest Fire Threatens Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, Radiation Closely Monitored [187d]
- American Consumers Have Never Been Less Confident Despite Inflation Fears Easing; UMich [187d]
- Trump Administration Drops First Batch Of UAP/UFO Files [187d]
- US Jobs Jump 115K, Smashing Estimates; Unemployment Rate Unchanged At 4.3% [187d]
- Ukrainian Drone Strike Paralyzes Airports Across All Southern Russia [187d]
- OpenAI Valuation Doubts Loom As Softbank Scales Back Margin Loan [187d]
- Pandemic? Trump Remains Confident Hantavirus Situation Under Control [187d]
- Futures Rebound, Trade At All Time Highs On, What Else: Tech And Iran Optimism [187d]
- This company boldly asks you to replace human workers with AI. Its strategy is working well, in one way [187d]
- This AI startup wants to help smooth complex industrial materials sales [187d]
- OpenAI and Anthropic just met with religious leaders at the ‘Faith-AI Covenant.’ Here’s why [187d]
- A literature ambassador said most children’s books are ‘crud.’ Now there are calls for him to step down [187d]
- Nintendo Switch 2 price hikes are coming and you can thank the AI data center building boom [187d]
- The speed of change splintered Gen Z into micro-generations [187d]
- Trump administration lifts a hold on immigration applications for doctors, but leaves others in limbo [187d]
- Dallas built a stunning park on top of 14 lanes of freeway [187d]
- Tech layoffs this week: Cloudflare, Coinbase, Upwork, and others point to AI as they slash jobs [187d]
- Workplace stress is giving you bad headaches. These 6 tips from a neurologist can help [187d]
- U.S. likely gained 65,000 jobs in April, despite uncertainty from war in Iran [187d]
- There’s a reason data centers don’t look like castles, the Shire, or a spa [187d]
- Why AI’s next frontier could be in your living room [187d]
- 26 leaders discuss the shifting attitude toward AI [187d]
- How Ask Jeeves blew it [187d]
- The AI productivity playbook: tips and tools for you [187d]
- Kalshi’s $22 billion problem [187d]
- AI’s got a brand problem. The CEOs aren’t helping [187d]
- Why Pinterest is telling you to ditch the app and go to a rave [187d]
- Have it your way with this delightful Burger King font generator [187d]
- Google used to be a search engine. Now it wants to be everything [187d]
- The perfect Mother’s Day gift won’t cost you a cent [187d]
- If you’re looking for a modern BlackBerry-style phone, this is the one to beat [187d]
- How to reclaim play at work and in life [187d]
- ‘You are my business coach’: More workers use AI for career advice [187d]
- Researchers asked moms what they really want for Mother’s Day. The answer is heartbreaking [187d]
- Parents might be your best employees [187d]
- You’re probably safe from the Hantavirus outbreak, but here’s what you absolutely must not do, experts say [187d]
- Driving less, canceling vacations, and tightening budgets: All the ways Americans are coping with soaring gas prices [187d]
- Goldman Sachs’ tech boss says tracking individual AI usage isn’t useful. He just watches how fast his 12,000 engineers move from idea to production [187d]
- ‘Close to zero’: Schools are spending tens of millions banning phones from classrooms, but test scores aren’t improving [187d]
- Iran may have a higher tolerance for economic pain—but the pain is excruciating as regime reveals 100% inflation in just days on some items [187d]
- The CEO of Maersk, which ships 14% of everything you buy, said the Iran war is adding $500 million in monthly costs it’s trying not to pass down [187d]
- Airfare is up 15%, gas is past $4, and SAP Concur data shows business travel is quietly breaking [187d]
- Student hackers get revenge on final exams as ‘ShinyHunters’ takes down nearly 9,000 schools study software [187d]
- Michael Saylor says remarks about selling Bitcoin were intended to jam short-sellers and ‘haters’ [187d]
- Apple promised a smarter Siri, but a lawsuit says it didn’t deliver—and you can get up to $95 back [187d]
- Ray Dalio: the ‘heart attack’ of America’s debt crisis is just the beginning of a ‘great turbulence’ that will reshape the country [187d]
- The job market is healing for everyone—except in the office [187d]
- Anthropic grew 80-fold in a single quarter. Now it’s renting Elon Musk’s data center to cope [187d]
- Trump wants to repaint a historic landmark. Preservationists say it will destroy it—and cost taxpayers $7.5m [187d]
- Pentagon begins releasing new files on UFOs, telling public to draw their own conclusions [187d]
- U.S. economy surprises with 115,000 new jobs created in April [187d]
- Current price of oil as of May 8, 2026 [187d]
- New York is going to tax the wealthy’s second homes, but not tax wealth itself [187d]
- How playing golf alone can make you better at your job [187d]
- The corporate benefits rollback is spreading [187d]
- Jeffrey Epstein's brother says newly surfaced 'suicide note' is a forgery [187d]
- California babies are getting a free diaper stash at birth [187d]
- Disney's new Trump strategy: Push back, politely [187d]
- The University of Michigan may have landed the steal of the AI era [187d]
- Kevin O'Leary defends his Utah data center project: 'Think about the number of jobs' [187d]
- Claude, brought to you by Elon Musk [187d]
- Here's the best street style we spotted at the New York City Ballet's Spring Gala 2026 [187d]
- These hedge funds crushed it in April — and a key Liberation Day lesson helped them [187d]
- The $42 billion auto giant you've never heard of is building AI into its factories [187d]
- A company tested Claude Mythos Preview. It says the AI found hundreds of bugs, including 1 that had existed for 20 years [187d]
- Chili's CEO says the chain's comeback comes down to 2 simple principles [187d]
- I've lived in Spain for 7 years now. My daily schedule and social life are so different from what they were in the US. [187d]
- This AI-pilled CEO's memo cutting over 21% of the company is a prime example of the new layoffs playbook [187d]
- I raised my daughter in Berlin, Madrid, and Dublin. Each country taught me how to parent an independent teen. [187d]
- Why Rupert Murdoch is asking Donald Trump for help fighting the NFL [187d]
- Wonder's Marc Lore says AI has been choosing all his meals for the past year — based on a blood test [187d]
- A US Navy Super Hornet knocked out a pair of Iran blockade runners by hitting the smokestacks with precision munitions [187d]
- Mamdani's affordability agenda is colliding with New York's elite [187d]
- Inside a family-owned Brooklyn bakery where they've been hand rolling cannoli the same way for 50 years [187d]
- I moved back to my Midwestern hometown to afford to buy my first house. The city gave me $15,000 to help pay for it. [187d]
- Gold, gold, and more gold: All of the decor changes Trump has made to the Oval Office [187d]
- Why 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry sold GameStop after Ryan Cohen's eBay bid [187d]
- I'm an American raising 2 kids in Switzerland. They started walking to school without me when they were in kindergarten. [187d]
- The most famous food in every state [187d]
- I made 3-ingredient Buffalo wings in my air fryer, and I'm never using an oven again [187d]
- A tech founder is using the classic layoff email template for a whole different purpose [187d]
- A year ago, I was laid off from my job abroad. Being an unemployed foreigner has been hard, but also exciting. [187d]
- Inside first-class train travel around the world, from private suites to gourmet meals [187d]
- Only 46 artists have multiple songs that are certified diamond — here they all are [187d]
- I booked bedrooms on 2 different overnight Amtrak trains. One key difference sets them apart. [187d]
- How 8 million bars of olive oil soap are handmade at this factory in Turkey [187d]
- I never questioned if I belonged in leadership. Generations of women in my family showed me I did. [187d]
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