The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Russia, China crank up AI-powered cyberattacks on the U.S., Microsoft warns [139d]
• Stocks drift higher, led by Nvidia, TSMC [139d]
• Howard Schultz isn’t running Starbucks anymore—but his latest warning should make every CEO listen [139d]
• ChatGPT may allow ‘erotica.’ What about Sora? [139d]
• The fantastical effort to put ‘fashion’ back in the Victoria’s Secret fashion show [139d]
• The danger of AI dependency [139d]
• She decides what’s on Walmart shelves. Now she’s going upscale [139d]
• Is a college degree worth the price? Universities are scrambling to prove their worth [139d]
• Chipmaker TSMC reports nearly 40% surge in its net profit, thanks to AI [139d]
• Ronald Reagan narrates a new anti-tariff ad from Canada [139d]
• Trump administration looks to double aid for Argentina to $40 billion. Here’s how [139d]
• The biggest U.S. companies on the S&P 500 spent more than $1 trillion on stock buybacks and dividends in 2024 [139d]
• Inside Microsoft’s quest to make Windows 11’s AI irresistible [139d]
• Yves Béhar designed a meditation pod to help you destress at work [139d]
• This new credit card is giving the world’s wealthy an AmEx Platinum alternative—no SSN required [139d]
• Consumer Reports warned that your protein powder might have lead in it. Brands on the list are pushing back [139d]
• Democrats set to reject government funding bill for 10th time, holding steadfast on healthcare demands [139d]
• Nestle, the world’s largest packaged food company, will cut 16,000 jobs [139d]
• A nationwide cinnamon recall just got worse as FDA warns of elevated lead levels: Full list of brands to avoid [139d]