The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Canva introduces an AI fix-it button [124d]
• Weight-loss drugs may be slimming America faster than anyone expected [124d]
• Trump-Xi summit brings a tactical truce [124d]
• Starbucks finally said how many U.S. stores it closed: The list of locations was bigger than many estimates [124d]
• OpenAI’s Atlas ushers in the era of AI browsing. Here’s what it means for media [124d]
• More than a million people talk to ChatGPT about suicide each week [124d]
• Samsung’s third quarter revenue soars, driven by semiconductor sales [124d]
• Where the jewels stolen from the Louvre might end up [124d]
• Navan IPO: Stock price will be closely watched today as travel startup goes public on the Nasdaq amid the shutdown [124d]
• Home Depot is using AI to help you flip your house faster [124d]
• TikTok’s fate still uncertain but China says it ‘will work’ with the U.S. [124d]
• Millions of borrowers will be eligible for student loan forgiveness after AFT union sues Trump administration [124d]
• As shutdown threatens SNAP food aid, these states are taking action [124d]
• Figma acquires Weavy, a workflow tool with ‘artistic intelligence’ [124d]
• How the Fed’s rate cut will impact your finances [124d]
• ‘We expect to invest aggressively’: Meta stock tumbles as tax hit and AI spending spree rattle investors [124d]
• Chipotle stock price crashes as Gen Z and millennials burdened by student debt and unemployment stay away [124d]
• A Bay Area grocery store will be the first to sell cultivated meat—but you only have a limited time to try it [124d]
• AI made her a billionaire. Now she’s using it to help creators maximize their earnings [124d]