The Brutalist Report - fortune
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- Meta just bumped its 2026 capex forecast up to as much as $145 billion for the AI boom—and investors flinched [37d]
- Exclusive: America’s largest Black-owned bank launches podcast with mission to unlock hidden shame holding back generational wealth [37d]
- Supreme Court weighs Trump administration push to end protections for migrants from Haiti and Syria [37d]
- ‘A strategic blunder’: Democrats confront Hegseth as the Iran war’s price tag hits $25 billion [37d]
- Trackers will be added to emergency vehicles at LaGuardia following deadly March collision [37d]
- More airport disruptions may be coming as White House warns pay for TSA workers will ‘soon run out’ [37d]
- Trump spent nearly $2 billion of taxpayer money to undo wind projects already underway. Dems demand answers [37d]
- Jamie Dimon says bureaucracy sinks companies and the solution may be getting rid of the ‘jerks’ who don’t want to solve it [37d]
- Risk of paralysis, bacteria, even death is no match for Americans’ thirst for raw milk [37d]
- Hilton’s CEO says the economy is actually C-shaped to the benefit of the middle class. Most of his competitors disagree [37d]
- The national debt fix would cost $827 billion—roughly what America spends on its entire military, economists warn [37d]
- ‘They left me no choice’: Powell isn’t going anywhere—blocking Trump from another Fed appointee [37d]
- Tom Steyer runs for California governor on class traitor platform: ‘I’m the billionaire who wants to tax other billionaires’ [37d]
- FedEx and UPS are pledging to give their tariff refunds back to consumers, and the sum will likely top $5 billion [37d]
- Jerome Powell defies Trump one last time, holding rates steady: ‘The facts have moved decisively in the hawkish direction,’ top economist says [37d]
- Meta quietly rolls out stablecoin payments four years after demise of controversial Libra project [37d]
- How JPMorgan’s CIO is reshaping work at the bank with a $19.8 billion annual tech and AI budget [37d]
- Starbucks is winning customers back after investing $500 million in workers and stores [37d]
- Robinhood CEO says a ‘tokenization supercycle’ is underway [37d]
- Emma Grede, who helped found the $5 billion Skims empire, rejects ‘celebrity CEO’ label: ‘I’m a CEO who’s done so well you know my name’ [37d]
- Emma Grede, who helped found the $5 billion Skims empire, rejects ‘celebrity CEO’ label: ‘I’m a CEO who’s done so well you know my name’ [37d]
- Former Goldman Sachs CEO: Ivy League geniuses aren’t always the most successful—This overlooked skill is key [37d]
- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns a ‘great’ meeting is usually a bad one—here’s how he ends them instead [37d]
- The AI boom is built on the backs of the world’s poorest, most exploited people, UN researchers find [37d]
- I spent 20 years learning to navigate an industry. Then I built a campaign for the man who’s dismantling it [37d]
- Accenture’s Julie Sweet blew up 50 years of company history. She says the hardest part is still ahead [37d]
- Current price of oil as of April 29, 2026 [37d]
- ‘A little touch of luxury, it goes a long way’: Starbucks CEO sees the turn in the turnaround as human touch sings [37d]
- We’re the CEOs of Peloton and the Hospital for Special Surgery. Living longer isn’t enough, we need to live better, too [37d]
- OpenAI is ‘strongly positioned,’ says Wedbush’s Dan Ives [37d]
- Missourians get first chance since 1917 to vote the income tax out of existence [37d]
- Meet all 37 White House ballroom donors funding the $400 million build, including Silicon Valley tech giants, crypto bros and the Lutnicks [37d]
- The EU just blessed a car industry patent cartel—and the U.S. DOJ is fighting back [37d]
- AI won’t kill your job — it will kill the path to your first one [37d]
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