The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Frontline workers feel so disconnected, nearly half don’t know who their CEO is [186d]
• Why your phone habits leave you feeling so bad [186d]
• WBD split: What will Warner Bros. Discovery look like as two separate companies? [186d]
• All eyes on London as U.S. and China trade talks begin [186d]
• ‘It’s the Wild West out there’: UN Ocean Conference opens with a push to ratify the High Seas Treaty [186d]
• Republicans shrug off alarms over nation’s ballooning debt, forward Trump’s tax agenda [186d]
• Transforming Qatar’s jet gift into Air Force One would take time. But can Trump wait? [186d]
• Warner Bros Discovery is splitting up, separating its cable TV and streaming businesses [186d]
• Tennis star Andre Agassi leads $20 million investment in Ballers, a multisport members’ club [186d]
• Salmonella outbreak: Recalled eggs sold at Walmart, Safeway, and elsewhere sicken people in 7 states [186d]
• How to watch Apple’s WWDC25 event and keynote in time zones around the world [186d]
• This stratospheric airship is 65,000 miles above Earth investigating which gas companies are leaking methane [186d]
• Executive recruiter Jana Rich reflects on 10 years of bringing diversity to Silicon Valley [186d]
• The missing key for defense innovation? A good coworking space [186d]
• MAHA v. Moderna: The COVID vaccine maker is under attack by RFK Jr.’s department of health [186d]
• How to get the most out of Google’s free AI Studio [186d]
• Why Target’s Pride merch feels so bad [186d]
• Toyota has built a fully functioning Japanese city to use as a laboratory [186d]
• Uber is launching a new Creative Studio for brands [186d]
• Students designed these unusual cabanas to bring shade to Newark’s public pools [186d]
• How game theory explains vaccination rates and parents’ choices [186d]
• How ‘business for good’ went bad—and what comes next [186d]
• What I learned about the future of restaurants from Rene Redzepi’s chef conference [186d]
• 3 great sites for recycling or giving away old tech [187d]