The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• FAA reopens Texas airspace after declaring a 10-day block on flights to and from El Paso [12d]
• Kraft Heinz announces it’s pausing plans to split into 2 companies. Here’s why [12d]
• Jobs report: a surprising 130,000 jobs were added in January, but Labor Dept. makes major revisions to last year’s numbers [12d]
• You don’t need Ring Search Party to find your lost dog. Privacy advocates and pet lovers say try this instead [12d]
• ‘A good way of dealing with overpopulation’: Epstein files reveal how the rich fuel climate denialism [12d]
• Super Bowl ratings revealed: How the game and Bad Bunny’s halftime show stacked up against last year [12d]
• A Palantir co-founder is backing a group attacking Alex Bores over his work with… Palantir [12d]
• This startup raised $250 million to help dogs live longer [12d]
• Saks closing stores: Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus locations are shuttering in 9 states. See the full list [12d]
• ‘New collar’ work is rising: These high-paying jobs don’t need a college degree. Here are 10 of them [12d]
• Social media lawsuits are putting Section 230 to the test [12d]
• Why (and how) the smartest leaders encourage failure [12d]
• 3 ways to build psychological safety now so it’s there when you need it most [12d]
• Seattle just built the world’s first light rail on a floating bridge [12d]
• Anti-ICE protest art is popping up at the Olympics [12d]
• Why a Korean film exec is betting big on AI [12d]
• We’re in a trade-down economy, and Ulta is winning [12d]
• Compulsive productivity is killing your rest. This is why [12d]
• Do you really know what ‘agent’ means? If not, you’re putting your company at risk [12d]
• This designer bootstrapped her way to building a cool-girl fashion brand [12d]
• MrBeast’s business empire stretches far beyond viral YouTube videos [12d]
• AI tools that are actually useful [12d]
• Here’s why the Olympics drones fly so fast [12d]
• TikTok users’ reactions to policy changes point to a bigger problem in the tech industry [12d]
• Advice from a neuroscientist: How to be resilient after things fall apart [12d]
• The best Super Bowl ad may not have been an ad at all [12d]
• TikTok’s trinket trading trend taps into the joy of being offline [13d]
• Target CEO shuffles leadership team as his first big move after taking over [13d]
• Paramount sweetens its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery with ‘additional benefits’ [13d]
• Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick admits to meeting Epstein, reversing previous claims [13d]
• The type of coffee you drink may matter more for your brain than how much [13d]
• How sanctions are stiffling Russia’s oil exports [13d]
• How sanctions are stifling Russia’s oil exports [13d]
• AI activation will define 2026 [13d]
• Institutions are drowning in AI-generated text and they can’t keep up [13d]
• Job hiring is growing fastest for this AI skill—and it’s not coding [13d]
• 2026 FIFA World Cup: Here’s how the biggest brands are spending millions [13d]
• BMW and Toyota recall more than 87,000 cars over fire risk tied to starter motor [13d]
• Psy-ops built car culture [13d]
• Why corporate America is hedging as immigration agents show up at its doors [13d]
• At the Meta and YouTube trial, plaintiff’s lawyer says social media is ‘addicting the brains of children’ [13d]
• Spotify executives just revealed why you couldn’t stop talking about Wrapped: ‘We turned up the dial’ [13d]
• Mozilla’s new AI strategy marks a return to its ‘rebel alliance’ roots [13d]
• Jennette McCurdy on female rage and reclaiming authority [13d]