The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Trump to extend TikTok sale deadline for a third time [269d]
• Should drivers be forced to go slower? [269d]
• Caris Life Sciences IPO: All eyes on the stock price today as the AI cancer care firm makes its Nasdaq debut [269d]
• How Trump’s disruption of the crypto supply chain could be a security risk for the U.S. [269d]
• Malaysia’s gas-fired power capacity is set to skyrocket. The cause: data centers [269d]
• These 7 common email mistakes are making you look unprofessional [270d]
• Why OpenAI and Microsoft’s AI partnership might be headed for a breakup [270d]
• This family-owned toy company is challenging Trump’s tariffs before the Supreme Court [270d]
• This 19-year-old YouTuber is directing a new A24 horror movie [270d]
• Slide Insurance IPO: Stock price will be closely watched today as insurtech firm debuts on the Nasdaq [270d]
• G7 summit concludes after Trump’s early exit and without major agreements on these key issues [270d]
• Who is going to shop at Amazon once AI takes all our jobs? [270d]
• How the advertising industry plans to coexist with generative AI [270d]
• More women in the boardroom can lead to safer companies [270d]
• Shutterstock rebrands as it goes all-in on generative AI [270d]
• Four ways to be more selfish at work [270d]
• Here’s how to embrace Gen Z’s desire for purpose and flexibility at work [270d]
• This former motel in Oregon could be the solution to the student housing crisis [270d]
• AI is supercharging war. Could it also help broker peace? [270d]
• Why are architects so underpaid? Here are 4 reasons, plus one way to fix it [270d]
• This company’s drug could effectively end the HIV epidemic—but patients remember how it slow walked a past treatment [270d]
• How Criterion turned its film archives into a streaming powerhouse [270d]
• Erie, Pennsylvania’s immigrants fueled a revival. It’s now in danger of going backward [270d]
• 4 principles for using AI to spot abuse—without making it worse [270d]