The Brutalist Report - businessinsider
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- 3 fired OpenAI researchers release letter saying their axing will leave ‘chilling’ effects on company culture [15d]
- Why Meta is winning the micro drama wars [16d]
- Satya Nadella had an awkward White House day [16d]
- How the cast of 'The Social Reckoning' compares to the real-life people they're playing [16d]
- Alexandr Wang says don't expect Muse to magically make you $10,000 [16d]
- How Lime's CEO turned the electric scooter company into a sustainable business and took it public [16d]
- LinkedIn is overhauling employee bonuses, memo shows [16d]
- Sponsor Spotlight: Life after the IPO [16d]
- Silicon Valley billionaires are obsessed with 'reprogramming' their bodies for longevity. The first human trial suggests they may be onto something. [16d]
- Mikey Madison plays a Facebook whistleblower in 'The Social Reckoning.' Here's where the real Frances Haugen is now. [16d]
- I always thought I'd settle down in Canada. Living in Japan for a year changed my mind. [16d]
- Judge seems poised to reinforce block of Trump's White House media ban [16d]
- I made 5 game-day appetizers in my slow cooker. The Buffalo wings were a major crowd pleaser. [16d]
- RIP, Amazon Fire tablets: 2011-2026 [16d]
- I spent 10 hours flying Virgin Atlantic's upper class. My seat had its drawbacks, but the flight mostly won me over. [16d]
- Trump says you're an 'enemy' of the White House if you don't support his AI rebrand [16d]
- I moved from Oregon to Philadelphia for the walkable city life, but felt homesick. I left less than a year later. [16d]
- The military shrank the MRE for a future fight. Now it's deploying the new food rations with troops on the ground. [16d]
- Netflix drops trailer for new series about Sam Bankman-Fried, Caroline Ellison, and the FTX scandal [16d]
- Paul Graham says Amazon's AI-agent ban opens the door to a new rival [16d]
- Jeff Bezos says AI could power a return to single-earner households as it turbocharges productivity [16d]
- What I saw as David Ellison's Skydance rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange [16d]
- More than 80 US military aircraft have been damaged so far in the Iran war. Equipment losses could be over $3.3 billion. [16d]
- Meet Julia Flesher Koch, the billionaire philanthropist who's one of the world's richest women [16d]
- EY adds nearly 10,000 staff globally as its AI business booms [16d]
- Student-loan borrowers in public service are facing setbacks with debt relief [16d]
- My marriage ended at 50. I thought dating would be hard, but making new friends has been harder. [16d]
- I wasn't prepared for the physical toll of motherhood [16d]
- 3 meats you should always order at Korean barbecue, according to a top Korean chef [16d]
- Vance says the US is suspending permanent visa residency program for Microsoft and Adobe [16d]
- Pepsi says drinkers are pulling back and buying less of its namesake beverage [16d]
- The uncomfortable practice that can help you get better at reading the room [16d]
- How to find out if your kid will get $250 from Michael and Susan Dell in their Trump Account this week [16d]
- I tried breakfast at 5 fast-food chains. The best meal was one of the cheapest. [16d]
- After living in the UK for 5 years, there are 7 places I always tell tourists to visit [16d]
- Elon Musk picked his newest fight, butting heads with India over its failure to greenlight Starlink [16d]
- 10 iconic albums turning 50 this year, ranked by how many copies they've sold [16d]
- Elon Musk says 'Bravo!' after Jeff Bezos reveals he's put $28 billion of his own money into Blue Origin [16d]
- Fires, barricades, and fraternité: 7 photos show the scale of the protests sweeping France [16d]
- British towns could soon look like American food courts. Here are 9 US chains making the move across the Atlantic. [16d]
- We pay $17 an hour for someone to tackle our household to-do list — from meal prep to laundry — while we're at work [16d]
- Amazon's detailed customer dossiers are just the tip of the iceberg in the AI era [16d]
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