The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• ‘He put me in harm’s way’: Ken Griffin responds to Mamdani’s viral video of his $239 million NYC penthouse [125d]
• How a Texas vegan cheese-maker used Claude and Manus to fight back against a big shipping company [125d]
• Which housing markets have the most—and least—mortgage distress right now? [125d]
• What WNBA players have in the league’s 30th season [125d]
• The future of healthcare is about giving back attention [125d]
• Why China’s feverish use of AI tools could shape how the tech is used globally [125d]
• This driverless Chinese mining truck is giant, agile, and shows the industrial future of AI [125d]
• ‘Dignity-driven AI’? This chatbot advocates for domestic workers [125d]
• 80% of CEOs worry their job is at risk if AI fails this year, survey shows [125d]
• The bonus gap is where pay inequality hides [126d]
• AI labels were supposed to help users spot fakes. Here’s why they’re failing [126d]
• Applebee’s store closures: See an updated list of locations that a bankrupt franchisee wants to shutter [126d]
• iPhone owners could get up to $95 after Apple settles AI lawsuit for $250 million [126d]
• China, ‘deeply distressed,’ calls for an end to the U.S.-Iran war [126d]
• Rare Earths Americas IPO: Stock price will be closely watched today as ‘exploration stage’ firm lists on NYSE [126d]
• The towering sets for Broadway’s ‘The Lost Boys’ have audiences gasping. Here’s how the designer pulled it off [126d]
• We need a Switzerland for the agentic future [126d]
• The solopreneur’s guide to saying ‘no’ [126d]
• Micron and Sandisk stocks are surging again this week: 2 reasons why memory chip makers are on the rise [126d]
• The Pentagon wants lasers. Can anyone build them fast enough? [126d]
• PlayStation users could get paid from a $7.85 million settlement. Here’s who qualifies [126d]
• Whataburger’s redesigned packaging proves the Happy Meal could be happier [126d]
• How Substack became the new book tour [126d]
• Who is Peter Arnell, America’s new chief brand architect? You might know him from Tropicana’s failed rebrand or that infamous Mike Tyson Super Bowl ad [126d]
• Target’s new shopping cart is built for Stanleys and Starbucks (exclusive) [126d]
• Why women are looking for jobs for their unemployed husbands [126d]
• It’s never been easier to do too much [126d]
• The Tony Soprano Problem: Why even the strongest leaders get blindsided [126d]
• Will AI destroy teamwork? [126d]
• ‘It really dries your skin out’: How ‘office air’ wrecks your looks at work [126d]
• How to set boundaries as a founder [126d]
• How to respond to an insult at work without losing your job [126d]
• Sara Blakely credits this habit from her teen years with empowering her to build Spanx [126d]
• This 20-minute digital spring cleaning checklist saves time and money [126d]
• California gubernatorial debate tonight: Candidates, what’s at stake, and how to stream the event live [126d]
• Kids with fake mustaches can fool high-tech age verification systems [126d]
• Delta cuts snacks and drinks from hundreds of daily flights as social media gripes over barebones air travel [126d]
• Why leaders should consider launching a business book club [126d]
• The artist behind Emma Chamberlain’s Met Gala gown on why it took 40 hours to paint [126d]
• GOP bill adds $1 billion in security upgrades for Trump’s ballroom [126d]
• The biggest AI shift is taking place in your employees’ bags [126d]
• Intel stock price: Why INTC hit an all time high today—and how Apple is involved [126d]
• How financial independence can grow the care economy [126d]
• Read the email Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong sent when he laid off 14% of his staff [126d]