The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Investors pull back from global equities amid U.S.-China trade concerns [311d]
• NOAA to stop tracking costs of extreme weather fueled by climate change [311d]
• Trump signed an order to deregulate the U.S. fishing industry. Here’s what fishermen think about it [311d]
• Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482 will crash into Earth soon: Online tracker resources are following its reentry [311d]
• More Trump trade war fallout: China’s exports to U.S. sink 21% [311d]
• Pap smears suck. This tampon-like device lets you screen for cervical cancer at home [311d]
• U.S. air traffic control system that relies on floppy disks will cost ‘lots of billions’ to overhaul [311d]
• FEMA head fired after revealing his take on Trump’s plans for the agency [311d]
• See LoveFrom’s new branding for one of the best bookstores in the U.S. [311d]
• ‘We all need to raise our cyber game’: How New York is battling hackers despite Trump budget cuts [311d]
• Apple might owe you money as part of a $95 million Siri settlement. But you have to act fast [311d]
• How Pope Leo’s first appearance revealed 3 big clues about his papacy [311d]
• Figma’s world is growing fast [311d]
• 5 leadership strategies to help teams thrive amid uncertainty [311d]
• Companies are turning Trump’s tariffs into a marketing opportunity [311d]
• Kroger and Albertsons cut worker hours. A new report looks at the impact to workers [311d]
• Gamma aims to free you from ‘death by PowerPoint’—with help from AI [311d]
• Why onboarding (and offboarding) is an opportunity to strengthen your employee connection [311d]
• This Seattle startup is planning to mine on the moon. It could bring nuclear fusion closer to reality [311d]
• AI brought a road rage victim ‘back to life’ in court. Experts say it went too far [311d]
• Buying green won’t save the planet: How some companies are bucking the trend of sustainable consumption [311d]
• This new mental health service targets burned-out content creators [311d]
• This Subaru has an external airbag to protect cyclists [311d]
• What do moms really want for Mother’s Day? Paid leave [311d]
• Gen Z social app Fizz sues Instacart over trademark infringement [311d]
• AeroFarms turned itself around after bankruptcy. Is it a sign that vertical farming can succeed? [311d]
• This company will pay employees up to $36,000 yearly to cover childcare [311d]
• The local bus should be like a sidewalk with a motor [311d]
• What ChatGPT’s ‘sycophancy’ failure teaches publishers about AI and trust [311d]
• It’s easy to design safer streets. City planners just need to care [311d]
• ‘His views better have changed since 2012’: How a viral meme account beat the Vatican to the Pope Leo XIV news [312d]
• Step in and act where the government won’t [312d]
• The deskless workforce will benefit from digital training [312d]
• Chicago’s own Pope Leo XIV is already drowning in deep dish memes [312d]
• Krispy Kreme stock plunges nearly 30% as it ends dividends, pauses McDonald’s expansion [312d]
• ACM Awards 2025: How to watch the Academy of Country Music Awards live online or on a smart TV for free [312d]
• The new pope, Leo XIV, has spoken out about urgent need for climate change action [312d]
• You can buy the new pope’s childhood home for $199,000 [312d]
• The conclave was briefly the world’s most riveting ‘sporting’ event [312d]
• Brazil road project draws criticism over Amazon deforestation risks ahead of COP30 [312d]
• Instacart CEO Fidji Simo is heading to OpenAI: Here’s what you need to know [312d]
• 37 housing markets where sellers hold the most power heading into summer 2025 [312d]
• Who is the new pope? Meet Robert Prevost, the first American pope in history, who took the name Leo XIV [312d]
• States sue Trump administration for blocking funds for EV charging [312d]