The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Two court cases against Elon Musk are putting Tesla’s self-driving tech in the spotlight, again [234d]
• Medieval wellness is back—and it’s all over your FYP [234d]
• From OSHA to minimum wage, how U.S. workers would be impacted by the Labor Department’s proposed changes [234d]
• AstraZeneca announces $50 billion investment in U.S. as Trump’s tariffs loom [234d]
• Figma aims for $16 billion valuation as IPO date and stock listing nears [234d]
• Trump l’oeil: How does Trump rate as an artist? [234d]
• General Motors’ profit slides by 32% in second quarter, and Trump’s tariffs are to blame [234d]
• TSMC just hit a $1 trillion market cap. These 5 companies could be next [234d]
• Delta is just the beginning: How AI is going to put dynamic pricing into everything you buy [234d]
• The rise of the CTO in the age of ‘business unusual’ [234d]
• This new front-of-package nutrition label is designed to make us healthier [234d]
• Why adults with ADHD are 3x more likely to start a business [234d]
• How to foster a powerful partnership between AI and humans [234d]
• Douglas Rushkoff wants us to use AI to ask better questions [234d]
• How to use the clean energy tax credits before they’re gone [234d]
• What to do if your boss is playing favorites—and you’re not the favorite [234d]
• The $2.5 billion renovation that Trump is mad about [234d]
• These companies are paying entry level designers the most [234d]
• Elmo sparks a national therapy session: A brief oral history [234d]
• 7 brain-based strategies to achieve more in less time [234d]
• Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow was a progressive workplace innovator. Now he’s axing it all [234d]
• Why male corporate leaders and billionaires need financial therapy [234d]
• This new smartphone is designed for old-school physical keyboard lovers [234d]
• Stop being a martyr at work. Aim for sustainable success instead [234d]