The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Flash flood in Grand Canyon leaves 1 dead and several missing, National Park Service says [4d]
• 5 side hustle businesses that can generate up to six figures [4d]
• When do the fall leaves change color? This interactive map shows a full-bloom timeline for autumn foliage [4d]
• Target courts millennial women with Delia’s collection—a blast from the era of 1990s catalogs [4d]
• Melissa Chiu, new director of the Guggenheim Museum, talks about the role of culture in a time of turmoil [4d]
• These automated vending machines are moving into NYC’s subway newsstands [4d]
• Stop trying to retain employees [4d]
• Creators are your best PR [4d]
• More than a third of workers say they’re hoarding expertise because they fear being replaced by the AI agents they’re being asked to train [4d]
• Looking for a CEO successor? Check your board of directors [4d]
• Inside Walmart’s push to build its own EV charging network [4d]
• In the age of AI, how much work you do matters less than it used to. Here’s what matters more [4d]
• AI cannot optimize a company it cannot understand [4d]
• This famous architect died before finishing his last building. Then his son stepped in to help [4d]
• This Oregon library ditched Dewey Decimal and got people excited about books again [4d]
• ESPN EVP Rosalyn Durant on the importance of shooting your shot [4d]
• The craftsmanship revival we kept predicting might finally be real [4d]
• Beauty brands have been waiting for this sunscreen moment [4d]
• Governors who courted AI data centers are now trying to rein them in [4d]
• Gen Z is entering work in a confidence crisis. Employers need a new playbook [4d]
• ‘If we don’t use this, it’s going to disappear.’ Bright Horizons and the perils of employer-sponsored, profit-driven childcare [4d]
• The Pentagon spent decades chasing Iron Man. The exoskeletons that actually work are much simpler [4d]
• People think this is healthy, but it was just linked to increased risk of heart attack, stroke, and death [4d]
• I’m a mother and C-suite exec. Here’s how I let go of guilt [5d]