The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Chinese humanoids are leaving American robots in the dust [26d]
• How the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Voting Rights Act is straining American democracy [26d]
• IRS Covid refund 2026: Eligibility, deadline, timeline, and how to find out if the government owes you money [26d]
• Pentagon announces deals with Google, Nvidia, and others to use AI in fighting wars [26d]
• 6 in 10 workers say they have a toxic boss, study finds [26d]
• The stumbling blocks of organizational change [26d]
• eBay stock gets a small boost after retailer GameStop makes a surprise bid in an attempt to take on Amazon [26d]
• The stage is set for the 2026 Met Gala. Here’s how to watch [26d]
• How Europe is building its own DARPA to counter the drone threat [26d]
• What should I do if I have a Spirit Airlines flight? Refunds, points, and everything to know after the shutdown [26d]
• How Whatnot goes beyond dogfooding to instill a consumer focus [26d]
• Paul Allen’s bioscience institute gets a refreshingly playful new brand [26d]
• AI is wiping out entry-level jobs. Here’s how to surf the wave and not get crushed by it [26d]
• A waterfront glow-up is transforming Brooklyn’s polluted Gowanus Canal [26d]
• Data centers are breaking the electric grid. Meet the $6 billion startup and its visionary CEO solving the problem [26d]
• This website takes the cacophony of NYC’s subway and turns it into jazz music [26d]
• ‘Grand Theft Auto’ maker Take-Two plots its next move in a consolidating gaming industry [26d]
• Why you should stop asking what jobs are coming next [26d]
• Mark Cuban shares the ‘crucial’ career advice he gave his daughter [26d]
• Bozoma Saint John doesn’t believe in imposter syndrome—and here’s why you shouldn’t either [26d]
• Treating DEI as a marketing strategy undermines its purpose and impact [26d]
• Are leaders born or made? [26d]
• How to step back when your company outgrows you [26d]
• 4 ChatGPT ‘Custom Instructions’ that’ll cut your busywork in half [26d]