The Brutalist Report

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• I knew Bangkok would be cheaper than New York. I didn't expect it to feel so much kinder. [21d]
• Microsoft plans another round of job cuts, impacting thousands of roles [21d]
• A judge blocks Trump's plan to limit a major student-loan forgiveness program for public servants [22d]
• In an AI world, taste is a competitive advantage for brands [22d]
• SpaceX's AI boom comes with a perk for Memphis residents: half-price for Starlink [22d]
• AI tools can give CMOs time to focus on taste and judgment, says Reddit's Jim Squires [22d]
• Being "intentional" with content will help brands win in GEO, says Chime's top marketer, Vineet Mehra [22d]
• I regret visiting 6 different places during my 2-week trip to Europe. Next time, I'm choosing quality over quantity. [22d]
• Erroneous hijack alert on a flight to Tel Aviv triggered fighter escorts and an emergency landing [22d]
• I've worked at Costco for 8 years. Here are 11 products I swear by getting at the chain. [22d]
• High-functioning depression can be hard to spot, a psychiatrist says. People-pleasing can hide it even more. [22d]
• C-141 Starlifters transported troops and cargo for over 40 years before C-17s made them obsolete. Take a look inside. [22d]
• Serena Williams arrived at Wimbledon with a $45,000 pink watch. Here's a look at her timepiece and other A-list wrist candy. [22d]
• The new generation of US submarine workers wants more work-life balance and isn't afraid to leave a job, Navy workforce official says [22d]
• What's your RTO routine? Take our survey. [22d]
• I asked strangers to let me grow flowers in their yards, and 40 people said yes. I turned their kindness into a business. [22d]
• 8 things passengers should stop wasting money on, according to a flight attendant [22d]
• A dietitian and professional track coach shares her 3 tips for building muscle and losing fat [22d]
• Nursing and dozens of other programs are officially added to Trump's higher student-loan limits — for now [22d]
• Mark Zuckerberg says he doesn't buy the anxiety about AI-related job displacement [22d]
• Ancestry has spent decades digitizing family records. AI is helping speed it up. [22d]
• I'm in a long-distance relationship and split my time between the US and Denmark. It's less romantic than it sounds. [22d]
• After losing my job, I realized I needed an escape from unemployment. A new hobby helped me find it. [22d]
• OpenAI teases a new device for vibe coders that looks like a mini keyboard [22d]
• Elon Musk is bashing MacKenzie Scott's giving once again [22d]
• Demonstrating marketing ROI is one of the most important jobs today, says JLL's Siddharth Taparia [22d]
• The AI pendulum is swinging back to a more realistic place, says Don McGuire, CMO of Qualcomm [22d]
• Over 95% of Ulta Beauty's sales come from its loyalty members, says CMO Kelly Mahoney [22d]
• I worried that leaving New York City for a suburb out West would make me boring. It did the opposite. [22d]
• I'm a veteran who runs a flag business. We were blindsided by World Cup demand, and sales are up 130%. [22d]
• 24 of the oldest traditions in America that are still carried out today [22d]
• Is AI causing layoffs? This report says it's complicated. [22d]
• I visited the Museum of the American Revolution ahead of America's 250th anniversary. Here are the coolest things I saw. [22d]
• I moved to a remote island off the coast of Alaska. Not even living on the road prepared me for this lifestyle. [22d]
• I used to work at Disney World and still visit often. Here are the only 12 restaurants worth your time. [22d]
• We're married and run separate businesses. We have weekly meetings, communicate often, and protect date nights. [22d]
• I help American families move abroad like mine did. Here are my 5 best tips for actually making relocation a reality. [22d]
• This $5.5 billion robotics startup built a school for humanoids [22d]