The Brutalist Report - businessinsider
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- Snap finally unveiled its Specs AR glasses, and the $2,195 price tag is raising eyebrows [37d]
- German broadcaster removes language tying Elon Musk to Northern Ireland unrest [37d]
- Meta's CTO says morale is almost 'the worst it's ever been' [37d]
- An Iran peace deal won't lower airfares anytime soon, analysts say [37d]
- Microsoft walked away from a $3 billion deal to lease Oracle cloud capacity over security concerns [37d]
- I felt guilty for being exhausted by my kids. I realized that makes me a good dad. [37d]
- I ate 31 different Blizzards at Dairy Queen and ranked the flavors from worst to best [37d]
- Rivian trims its workforce as the EV maker pursues profitable growth [37d]
- The subtext of Robinhood's layoff memo: It's not us, it's you [37d]
- Pizza Hut is getting a new owner: private equity firm LongRange buys chain in $1.5 billion deal [37d]
- The 20 most peaceful countries in the world, ranked [37d]
- Leaked audio: Disney product chief lays out what's part of its 'super app' plans — and what isn't [37d]
- My husband's native language is rarely spoken outside his country. I learned it to connect with his family and culture. [37d]
- A Mississippi restaurant still puts peanut butter and crackers on every table because of World War II shortages [37d]
- The more AI this marketing chief exec uses, the less scared he gets [37d]
- My 70-year-old mom didn't want to live alone anymore, so she bought a house, and my husband and I moved in with her [37d]
- How to take on Apple and Samsung in the mobile phone market, according to Nothing CBO Charlie Smith [37d]
- My 5 kids are adults. I still feel like I'm supposed to help them and struggle to ask for anything I need. [37d]
- I visited Longhorn Steakhouse, Outback Steakhouse, and Texas Roadhouse with a $50 budget. The prices didn't vary much, but the value did. [37d]
- Check your LinkedIn DMs. You might have been asked to play in the World Cup. [37d]
- Only a quarter of US F-35s were fully mission-capable last year as maintenance and parts problems dragged down readiness, watchdog reports [37d]
- The World Cup is coming to Atlanta. Small businesses hope it pays off. [37d]
- Good news, vibe coders: OpenAI says Codex is back to normal after experiencing 'elevated errors' [37d]
- You might be spending too much time networking — and not enough time preparing for interviews, tech workers say [37d]
- Robinhood layoffs will cut 10% as part of an org chart 'flattening.' Read the CEO's memo. [37d]
- I'm a certified sommelier. These 4 underrated European wine regions belong on your travel bucket list. [37d]
- Ukrainian operators say troops don't need a bunch of different war robots. They need more services. [37d]
- The 'Le Chaton Fat' meme techies can't stop talking about [37d]
- The new weapons in the newsletter wars are Claude and ChatGPT [37d]
- This AI robot startup thinks humanoids are overrated [37d]
- The people warning us about AI are also building it [37d]
- I took my 85-year-old dad on a bucket-list trip to a remote part of Alaska. It changed how I think about aging. [37d]
- I graduated from UC Berkeley with a job lined up, but I was quickly laid off. I found my next job by cold emailing. [37d]
- More Big Tech execs are joining the Army Reserve as senior officers [37d]
- Ukrainian soldiers have been ditching combat boots for what they call 'tactical Crocs' when they're off the front lines [37d]
- The European mind cannot comprehend US ad breaks [37d]
- My great aunt helped raise me. She was a teacher, and when I became a teacher in my 40s, our shared experiences deepened our bond. [37d]
- SpaceX confirms it is buying AI coding startup Cursor for $60 billion [37d]
- The same ride on Uber and Lyft, 29 different prices: What researchers found when they tested the apps [37d]
- This CEO spent years betting on remote work. Now he's evolving his stance because of AI. [37d]
- I'm the president of Bacardi North America. Here's a day in my life, starting with 2 breakfasts and ending with TV and current affairs. [37d]
- I worked with Jeff Bezos at Amazon in the early 2000s. He was amazingly intense and made me rethink the way I view the world. [37d]
- Apple once faced a US export control on its 'supercomputer.' Steve Jobs turned it into a marketing moment. [37d]
- This startup wants to pay for your email and photos to train AI — and it's on an acquisition spree [37d]
- Perplexity's CEO shares 2 founder lessons he learned from Jensen Huang and Elon Musk [37d]
- A mining billionaire made a major bet on SpaceX — and is eyeing potential ties to Musk's company [37d]
- Ukraine's newest attack drones are delivering the kind of strikes that its HIMARS couldn't for years [37d]
- I went back to China after losing the H-1B lottery 3 times. The reverse culture shock was harder than I expected. [37d]
- Seth Rogen says the key to his 15-year marriage is accepting one reality about relationships [37d]
- 8 crew members are presumed dead after a B-52 bomber crashed at California's Edwards Air Force Base [38d]
- Microsoft turns to Amazon for help with GitHub's AI-driven capacity issues [38d]
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