The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Costco tariff refunds: Warehouse club is one of the few retailers saying it will pay customers back. How and when? [22d]
• Disney’s D23 fan event started out as a booth at Comic-Con. It’s now bigger than ever [22d]
• E-bike injuries in kids are surging in the U.S. These jurisdictions want parents to be liable [22d]
• What is Wildberries? ‘Russia’s Amazon’ in the spotlight as Ukraine targets e-commerce giant’s warehouses [22d]
• Why we love to hate Flock [22d]
• This U.S. university just launched a major in content creation, as critics question the ‘influencer’ degree [22d]
• If you run a solo business, here’s how AI agents can help you [22d]
• Jack in the Box has closed 40 stores so far this year: List of doomed locations is expected to keep growing [22d]
• Reddit is joining the S&P 500. Here’s why that matters, and why the stock price is surging on the news [22d]
• The resilience gap: Why corporate reputation in the age of AI demands more than just trust [22d]
• Why ‘career cushioning’ is booming [22d]
• AI is revealing the hidden flaws in the labor market [22d]
• Sports betting cards have created a new gateway to problem gambling [22d]
• This wild accessory made my iPhone think it was a BlackBerry [22d]
• At Black Hat, AI is helping security pros find threats—and creating new ones [22d]
• The surprising reason AI layoffs hurt worker productivity [22d]
• Ukrainian drone attacks force Russia to protect its nuclear submarines with low-tech netting [22d]
• A Baconian approach to the mostly Aristotelian corporate AI. And what that means for your business [22d]
• Microsoft and LinkedIn just analyzed the future of work and AI. It all points to one key skill set [22d]
• How to avoid decision fatigue [22d]