The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• More than half of U.S. workers say job insecurity is ‘significant’ stressor [353d]
• What is a ‘zombiecorn’? AI companies are bleeding these startups dry of VC funding [353d]
• In rural Texas, where Elon Musk lives, his DOGE cuts are devastating local residents [353d]
• The world’s critical minerals come from just a few countries. That’s a big problem for clean energy [353d]
• Congress could soon block California’s efforts to cut vehicle emissions. Here’s how [353d]
• Target stock tumbles again as customer backlash over its DEI rollback takes a bite out of sales [353d]
• Your honey deuces are paying for a $800 million Arthur Ashe Stadium overhaul [353d]
• What to know about Trump’s $175 billion ‘Golden Dome’ missile defense plan [353d]
• Burger King sees success with limited-time Whoppers inspired by Hollywood [353d]
• A gutted National Weather Service will have to deal with more tornadoes this year than last. Officials are worried [353d]
• These right-wing comedy podcasts are leading listeners down conspiracy theory rabbit holes [353d]
• Which Rite Aid stores were bought by CVS? As locations close, some landlords object to secretive bidding [353d]
• Target reveals drop in first quarter revenue, expects to slip for all of 2025 [353d]
• How Google is rethinking search in an AI-filled world [353d]
• What should I do if my coworker is using AI unethically? [353d]
• The H Mart paradox: Why the beloved Asian grocer might be OK despite Trump’s trade war [353d]
• Putin’s dream of a state-controlled internet is becoming a reality [353d]