The Brutalist Report - businessinsider
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- Scott Bessent says the US and China are giving their trade truce 2 more months [31d]
- Meta's camera-free AI glasses look like regular Ray Bans [31d]
- I tried Meta's new $1,300 VR Glasses. They might be good for watching a movie — but I'm not sure what else. [31d]
- Meta is bringing its Muse AI agent to its glasses [31d]
- Authorities are investigating Comma AI's hands-off driving tech after fatal crashes [31d]
- Why Dolly Parton's estate is suing her nephew — and what's at stake for her business empire [31d]
- I thought being a grandmother would be easier than being a mother. Now that I am one, it's harder in many ways. [31d]
- YouTube is jumping into micro dramas and helping them move from phones to TV screens [31d]
- Nathan Fielder unveiled the trailer for 'You Can See Everything.' Here's what to know about the Elizabeth Holmes doc. [31d]
- I used Muse, Instinct, and Grok Bot to plan my European vacation. Meta's AI agent was my favorite. [31d]
- The 16 industries that have made America's richest people, from tech to trucking [31d]
- Karoline Leavitt says being a working mom was 'the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do in my life' [31d]
- I took a 5-hour Amtrak ride with just a backpack and carry-on. There are 5 things I'm glad I packed and 3 I wish I had. [31d]
- OpenAI wants you to 'blurt out your thoughts' to your phone [31d]
- Rural Americans are increasingly fed up with data centers [31d]
- Disney+ is raising prices for the 6th straight year — and Hulu is going up too [31d]
- I always thought I was unattractive. Seeing a photo from 49 years ago changed how I view myself. [31d]
- A family of 5 left Brooklyn to travel in an $18,000 RV full time. See inside their custom space. [31d]
- Why I gave up on getting an H-1B visa [31d]
- The CEO of a $55 billion conglomerate explains why the Japanese concept of 'kosoryoku' is so important in the AI age [31d]
- What new US Merchant Marine Academy plebes go through on day one [31d]
- I never had any desire to visit the Midwest — until a fall trip to Door County changed my entire outlook on travel [31d]
- We tried the same McDonald's meal in the US and the UK. They were the same price, but one was a better value. [31d]
- I'm an interior designer. Here are 8 items from West Elm I'd put in my own home right now. [31d]
- We've lived between a sailboat and a campervan for 10 years. The freedom is real, but so are the trade-offs. [31d]
- I thought, 'What's more valuable than the family dog?' That question became a company with nearly $100M in sales. [31d]
- McDonald's is spending $8.5 billion on restaurant refreshes and bringing diners back [31d]
- I spent 2 nights at an all-inclusive resort. My biggest regret was going alone. [31d]
- More and more middle-income Americans are struggling to make rent [31d]
- I'm heading back to Canada after living in Japan for a year. I'm excited to return, but there are a few things I'll miss. [31d]
- Alexandr Wang's relentless 'tweet cannon' is Meta's not-so-secret weapon in the AI promo war [31d]
- What to know about the Horowitz Andreessen Academy, Silicon Valley's $42 million AI-era college alternative [31d]
- Citi is jumping into the ad business and entering a fast-growing and competitive market [31d]
- Reddit is ramping up its war on marketing slop [31d]
- Legal AI startup Spellbook hired a new CMO — and she has strong opinions on avoiding 'creepy' AI marketing [31d]
- Adtech vet Brian O'Kelley's startup is pivoting to AI agents and rebranding with a new name [31d]
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