The Brutalist Report - business
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- 'Decoy Dan' Skipped Town Two Days Before NYT Bombshell As Feds Surge Into Alaska [1d]
- North Korea's Kim Orders Drone Buildup In Push For "Absolute Superiority" In Unmanned Warfare [1d]
- A Soggy Paper Straw Is Worse For The Environment Than A Plastic One; Study Finds [1d]
- California High-Speed Rail CEO Resigns After Reporter Confronts Board Over Consultants' Nightclub And Cigar-Lounge Tabs [1d]
- Kunstler: The 'Two Dan Sullivans' Case Exposes How 'Filthy' Democratic Party Tactics Are... [1d]
- Seattle's Socialist Mayor Faces Business Revolt As Utopia Dreams Implode, Nearly Half Weigh Exit [1d]
- New York Bans Artificial Intelligence Features For Children [1d]
- Russia Hawks Rage With Lavrov In Atlanta For G20 Meeting [1d]
- Over The Past 55 Years, American Workers' Standard Of Living Has Fallen Much More Than Most People Realize [1d]
- Polish President Abruptly Reroutes Flight As Police Surround Constitutional Court [1d]
- DOJ Warns It Will Sue California City Over $2,000 Carry Permit Fees [1d]
- Musk Says Gates Funding His Attackers As Democrats Ready Post-Midterm Witch Hunt [1d]
- State Official Admits No System To Identify Whether Voters Are Noncitizens [1d]
- Ilhan Omar's Ex-Husband And Alleged Brother Describes Himself As 'Gay Man' While Frey Aide Says Allegations 'Almost Certainly True' [1d]
- Feds Bust Up Phony CIA Company [1d]
- DOJ To Place 1,000 Staffers At Polling Locations In Every State - Some Of Them Criminal Prosecutors [1d]
- Minnesota Fraud Ringleader Gets 30 Years In Prison For $44 Million Scheme [1d]
- The New American Housing Divide: Those With Family Assets And Those Without [1d]
- Alaska Governor Says Election Certification Could Be Halted Amid Peltola Campaign Probe [1d]
- Walmart Unveils Holiday Family Meal Basket For $3.50 Per Person, A Record Low [1d]
- DEA Whistleblower Claims Agency Allowed Millions Of Fentanyl Pills To Reach US Streets [1d]
- DOJ Charges 18 More Noncitizens In North Carolina With Alleged Illegal Voting In 2024 [1d]
- Beyond The AI Massacre: S&P500 Ex-AI Stocks Head For Best Month Since 2022 [1d]
- Surface-To-Air Missile Systems Added To Protect Trump At Mar-A-Lago [1d]
- Tanker Fire Friday: Iran Claims At Least Two More Attacks In Strait of Hormuz [1d]
- Israeli Election Bribery Probe 'Limited' & Won't Affect Results: Shin Bet [1d]
- '2008 Called...': Philly Plans City-Subsidized Mortgages With 3% Down And No Mortgage Insurance [1d]
- RFK Jr. Removes Restrictions On Unapproved Peptide Injections [1d]
- Reddit Crashes As Weak User Growth Spooks Wall Street [1d]
- "Mission Accomplished": BOJ Declares Victory Over Deflation, Then Speeds Up ETF Dump To A Breakneck 43 Years [1d]
- Tech, AI, & Semis Aren't The Only Problem... [1d]
- Senator Rips Trump's 'Insane' Plan For Iran Escalation, As Pentagon Transport Planes Land In Israel [1d]
- 95-Year-Old Wall Street Law Firm Weil Gotshal Suddenly Lurches Towards Shutdown [1d]
- Intel Crashes 25% As "Surprisingly Severe PC Correction" Shocks Wall Street [1d]
- Ukraine Shatters Strike Pause With Major Drone Attack On Russian Oil Refinery, Defying Trump [1d]
- Futures Slide As AI Reckoning Claims Amazon, Intel; Oil Jumps On Hormuz Tanker Hits [1d]
- Adam Carolla To The Atlantic: "F*ck Off And Eat Sh*t" [1d]
- Terrifying Study Reveals Truth About Flying That Could Make You Never Want To Board A Plane Again [1d]
- The Riots In France Expose The Dangerous Fiction That Public Spending And 'Integration' Create A Peaceful Society [1d]
- Brent January Futs Hit New Highs As Oil Market Braces For Post-Midterm Gulf Escalation [2d]
- Nearly 50 Recon/Intel Marines Headed To Guard Undersea Cables In Europe [2d]
- Key China Copper Gauge Flashes Warning As Mysteel Global Warns Metal Is "Sold Out Everywhere" [2d]
- Spanish Cops Show Court Footage Allegedly Showing Moroccan Agents Steering July's Ceuta Migrant Surge [2d]
- Watch: Rare Footage Of Sea Drone Attack On Container Ship Off Bulgaria [2d]
- AfD Hits Record In West German State, As Voters Dissatisfied With Current Government Surge [2d]
- "Let's Get Ready To Rumble," Armenian Parliament-Style: Fists And Chairs Fly In All-Out Brawl [2d]
- Trump Talks Peace While The CIA Is Fueling The War In Ukraine [2d]
- The Non-Obvious Anatomy Of A Slow Collapse: How Economic Decline Reshapes Nations, Concentrates Wealth, And Paves The Way For A New Order [2d]
- Amateur Prospector Discovers Gold Nugget Worth $150,000 In Australian Outback [2d]
- Lebanese Church Damage & Viral Soldier Photo Prompt Calls For Pope's Intervention [2d]
- Ted Cruz Got Something Right On The Iran War [2d]
- "Uncharted Territory": Arctic Vortex Could Break Earliest On Record [2d]
- Kathleen Kennedy Named Head Of Ceremonies For 2028 Olympics [2d]
- CDC Issues Emergency Response Over Dengue Surge In Florida [2d]
- RFK Goes Off On Muslims And The Media Is Outraged [2d]
- Texas Federal Judge Told Lawyer He Was Intimidated By "Black Excellence" In Light Of His "White Mediocrity" [2d]
- Canada expects to seal a deal in June to become the EU’s first ‘associate member’ — ‘everything short of full EU membership’ [1d]
- Italy’s inflation hits 5.4%, outpacing the U.S. and China, as a farmers’ revolt empties shelves of pasta and mozzarella [1d]
- Trump posted that a public D.C. golf course would close for 15 months — his own officials can’t confirm it and a judge is opening a ‘formal inquiry’ [1d]
- Intel plunged 28.6% for its worst drop since 1974 — and the AI sell-off gave the S&P 500 its worst day since June [1d]
- In Brooklyn’s ‘commie corridor,’ a phone-free room of Democrats agreed a blue wave is coming — and fought about who gets the AI money [1d]
- Waymo’s backers valued it at $126 billion. The Alphabet division that houses it brought in $372 million last quarter—and lost $2.05 billion [1d]
- Greenland opens a new international airport to lure tourists and diversify its economy as it eyes independence from Denmark [1d]
- Tesla and 113 other companies paid no current federal income tax, but they still aren’t the biggest threats to the federal deficit, think tank warns [1d]
- Schools draw a record 22,687 civil rights complaints as DOJ allocates about 40 lawyers to handle [1d]
- Florida has 162 measles cases reported and no dashboard — so it’s considering dropping 4 school vaccine requirements [1d]
- U.S. scraps G20’s opening photo after Europeans balk at posing with Russia’s Lavrov [1d]
- Consumer sentiment is lower now than when inflation peaked at 9.1% — and the richest 10% of Americans account for half of consumer spending [1d]
- Call it ‘cringe fascism’: Hegseth wants male troops 30 and older tested for low testosterone [1d]
- Exxon and Chevron report massive profits after Trump brags U.S. energy companies are ‘making a freaking fortune’ just before midterms [1d]
- Spain’s rail safety system went down before a crash that killed 69 — its transport minister calls 170 outages this year ‘normal’ [1d]
- Hershey warns Americans squeezed by gas prices are buying less candy—and Halloween’s final days are ‘really critical’ [1d]
- An AI slowdown that takes some air out of the exuberance could actually extend the boom, Wall Street veteran says [1d]
- ‘Setting the planet on fire’: Richest 0.1% emit more carbon than poorest 3.5 billion, Oxfam says [1d]
- Trump slammed Biden-Harris for the ‘war on energy’ during his 2024 campaign. Now he’s rolling back Biden-era regulations as gas sits above $4 a gallon [1d]
- Elizabeth Holmes’ baritone was mocked for years. But research shows CEOs with deeper voices run bigger companies and earn $187,000 more [1d]
- Microsoft’s 60,000-person buyout offer hints at a future with fewer workers and more equipment [1d]
- Gen Z doesn’t think their degrees will land them work anymore, so they’re becoming their own bosses instead—and these college towns are thriving [1d]
- Anthropic’s IPO filing spends 69,800 words on AI’s risks to investors and says little about the risks to the rest of us [1d]
- A 3.4% GDP print hides a ‘haunted’ housing market and a September stall in the economy [1d]
- Pope Leo XIV becomes the first pope to vote in a U.S. general election — he’s requested GOP primary ballots 3 times and Democratic twice [1d]
- More than 43 million Americans have already voted in the midterms — nearly 10 million more than in 2022 [1d]
- Goldman says AI layoffs are starting to leave a ‘long-lasting’ scar, just like the last 40 years of history [1d]
- ‘What a heartbreaking week it has been’: William Shatner mourns as ‘Star Trek’ loses Walter Koenig and Patrick Stewart four days apart [1d]
- A prominent law firm is unraveling—but Palantir has an intriguing offer [1d]
- A left-wing ad tying grocery prices to U.S. support for Israel exposes the rift Michigan Democrats are racing to close before Tuesday [1d]
- Republicans start weighing life after an 80-year-old lame-duck Trump as progressive Democrats push for ‘transformative change’ [1d]
- Current price of oil as of October 30, 2026 [1d]
- Nasdaq futures sink 2.3% as Amazon, Intel and Alphabet send AI jitters through stocks [1d]
- ‘We slayed fish with reckless abandon’: grizzled Long Island fishermen bemoan the damage they’ve wrought on the East Coast striped bass [1d]
- SpaceX is turning away customers for the rocket that flew most of 2025’s trips to orbit, and some are paying extra for the last seats [1d]
- ‘Their parents pay’: European governments want to bill Gen Z rioters’ families for $1.1 billion in damages [1d]
- The nonprofit sector has a scaling problem [1d]
- Jeff Raikes: the midterms’ real business risk are not which party wins, but whether the rules hold [1d]
- Berkeley Law professor: Anthropic’s IPO puts AI accountability to the test [1d]
- We studied 1,500-plus data centers over 23 years and found they created almost no new jobs in local stores or restaurants — it was somewhere else [1d]
- Why Big Tech earnings are a crucial report card for the AI boom and its future [1d]
- One private equity–backed company owns every methadone clinic in Montana [1d]
- Scoring a decade of Wall Street and political-risk forecasts: being wrong wasn’t their biggest problem [1d]
- Security experts are already wondering if North Korea is behind the $6.3 billion Binance heist [1d]
- ‘It’s only when you see 49-ton trucks in China running on batteries that you realize how serious electrification is’: Octopus Energy CEO Greg Jackson on Europe’s incumbency problem [2d]
- What every CEO can learn from the collapse of law firm giant Weil Gotshal [2d]
- Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe charged with identity theft over fake names given to Minnesota poll workers [2d]
- The U.S. expected 17,000 disputes a year when it passed this medical bills law. It gets over 2 million instead [2d]
- America’s not actually polarized. It can agree on Mr. Beast — and Joe Rogan [2d]
- As bosses push workers to use AI, a Kentucky man found a way to opt out: a federal law protecting religious beliefs [2d]
- The Pentagon and Britain are bracing for the power to go out. The ultrawealthy got there first, with backup generators, escape homes, and stockpiles [2d]
- Rakuten Capital’s Saemin Ahn is ‘pessimistic’ on Southeast Asian VC: Good startups are getting ‘a lot less oxygen’ [2d]
- ‘You become a victim of your own success’: Trump’s unlikely gift to Democrats was securing the border and defusing the issue [2d]
- Cisco chief found a 27-year-old ex-founder ‘buried away in the organization doing something unstrategic’—now the Gen Zer is rewriting 98% of its code [2d]
- Serbia’s Gen Z takes back their country from strongman Vucic, demanding top police, intelligence, judiciary officials resign immediately [2d]
- The $6.3 billion Binance hack: What we know so far about the biggest crypto heist in history [2d]
- Trump is still defying judge’s orders by banning media access, CNN, MS NOW and Politico say [2d]
- Weakened Netanyahu spreads claims of malfeasance by Arab-led parties as his party claims Israel’s election was ‘stolen’ [2d]
- Spanish PM, facing reelection, says it’s ‘unacceptable’ to suffer two high-speed rail accidents in one year as at least 68 die in collision [2d]
- Alphabet just had its worst day as a public company. BofA now values Google search at a lower multiple than fossil fuel stocks [2d]
- Noa Argamani shares the philosophy she lives by [1d]
- 'I still don't want this to be the end': Read the now-deleted apology Villa Vie's CEO sent to Odyssey residents [1d]
- I explored the ruins of an abandoned zoo on the coast of Florida. It was overrun by nature, but eerie cages remained. [1d]
- Top YouTuber MrBeast has named his first chief marketing officer [1d]
- My wife and I split our mortgage and bills equally — even after my layoff over a year ago. The setup feels fair to us. [1d]
- A wounded Ukrainian soldier thought he was going to die. Then a drone pilot flew 'like a ninja' to airlift him out. [1d]
- How future Navy Officers survive "First Tuesday" at OCS [1d]
- Warren Buffett hasn't had a drink of water in 50 years. At least, that's what he told Bill Ackman. [1d]
- Reddit is going logged-in only. Blame Google AI Overviews. [1d]
- I never play with my kids at the playground. Other parents may think I'm lazy, but there's a good reason I sit back. [1d]
- I went to Shake Shack, Five Guys, and Smashburger with a $20 budget. One chain offered the best food and the most value. [1d]
- I planned to spend decades on Villa Vie's 'never-ending' cruise. I moved in just 26 days before it ground to a halt. [1d]
- How battlefield surgery actually works, according to a former Navy trauma surgeon [1d]
- Student-loan borrowers in public service are trapped with debt that 'should be forgiven,' a new lawsuit says [1d]
- We moved to England to live near my husband's family. After 7 months, we realized we'd made a mistake. [1d]
- Photos show Patrick Stewart's legendary career, from Shakespeare to 'Star Trek' [1d]
- My husband and I live on a sailboat. It isn't cheap, but the perks keep winning us over. [1d]
- My husband has Alzheimer's, and I have cancer. We spent $500 a month on Uber rides until we found a $3 alternative. [1d]
- Ro CEO shares the making of its new AI agent [1d]
- WeWork CEO John Santora explains what it takes to fix a damaged company [1d]
- I tried the original 1893 brownie recipe at the Chicago hotel that invented it. It was nothing like a boxed mix. [1d]
- This young venture capitalist survived Hamas captivity. She told us how her work and advocacy are intertwined. [1d]
- The CEO behind 'Grand Theft Auto' says AI 'won't make creating hits any easier' [1d]
- Allbirds who? Smartbird CEO unpacks the company's pivot [1d]
- 5 of the best outfits Kim Kardashian wore this year and 4 that missed the mark [1d]
- ‘Diary of a CEO’ says it’s getting tougher on health misinformation after criticism [1d]
- I've checked into more than 20 Four Seasons properties around the world. One of them stood above the rest. [1d]
- Intel shares plunge 25% as it warns that the AI boom's thirst for chips is hurting business [1d]
- Lessons from Barry Diller, Ashley Graham, and Strauss Zelnick: Here are the biggest takeaways from BI's The Long Play [1d]
- We don't trade our kids for their trick-or-treat candy haul. In fact, we let them keep their candy until long after Halloween has passed. [1d]
- MrBeast has an unusual legal 'expectation' for departing employees [1d]
- The most haunted house or building in every US state [1d]
- Podcasters 'The Tiger Sisters' explain how to do a 4-factor 'friendship audit' [2d]
- Disney, e.l.f. Beauty, and more, share their best creator-marketing moves [2d]
- They made a cruise ship their home, then got kicked off in Cambodia. Now their dream life is on hold. [2d]
- Inside the minds of successful business owners. 'I wake up hungry, and I will not stop.' [2d]
- I turned a fun candle-making side hustle into a full-time business after my layoff. Sometimes I wonder how the heck I did it. [2d]
- Sam Altman says he has ‘empathy’ for mathematicians who are upset about AI [2d]
- The busiest day of the year for Uber and Lyft drivers is almost here [2d]
- Carolyn Tisch Blodgett — CEO and mom of 3 — said bringing your whole self to work means bringing your kids, too [2d]
- Microsoft's massive employee buyout spooked everyone. Here's what's really going on inside the company. [2d]
- Sideways job moves are increasingly important, and your career might look more like a 'lattice' than a ladder [2d]
- I went inside The Long Play, where CEOs mingled and attendees debated the future of work [2d]
- AI hyperscalers are expected to finish the year spending a whopping $828 billion on capex [2d]
- AI-controlled .50-cal gun turrets are becoming a reality of war [2d]
- Reddit's era of open browsing could be coming to an end [2d]
- Alex Rodriguez says baseball gave him a ‘Ph.D. in failing’ — and taught him to get back up [2d]
- I'm raising two sets of twins in Vietnam. The chaos suits our family. [2d]
- Binance and Polymarket are investigating potential hacks. The former says it's frozen around $3 billion. [2d]
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