The Brutalist Report - fortune
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- U.S. military launches 10th straight night of airstrikes on Iran as Houthi allies threaten Red Sea, but glimmers of hope appear on diplomatic front [54d]
- Trump to impose 50% tariffs on most Canadian goods, invoking the ‘nuclear option’ that could unleash a new wave of economic chaos and inflation [54d]
- Three women chop their way into the record books at Lumberjack World Championships [54d]
- Trump admin attempted to uncover phone records of NYT journalists and sources related to coverage of Qatari-gifted Air Force One [54d]
- A passenger brought a 6-pack of beer on an Alaskan pilot’s plane. He now has to defend his plane’s seizure in front of the Supreme Court [54d]
- LaLiga president says tech is already making the fan experience better, and it could solve football’s money problem too [54d]
- Blue Owl Capital owns about a third of the Freedom Fuel properties: A look inside the $3.47 gas chain [54d]
- FIFA President Infantino spent over 100 hours in the air during the 2026 World Cup amid pledge to reduce carbon emissions [54d]
- ‘It is a failure by AliExpress’: European Commission fines the Chinese marketplace $629 million for not blocking counterfeit goods [54d]
- Judge halts Paramount-Warner’s $81 billion merger for two weeks after states warn it would ‘extinguish competition’ [54d]
- Over $10 million, 35 coastal organizations, and 16 states led to a comeback of the Oystercatcher bird population [54d]
- U.S. bombs Iran for ninth straight night as Tehran strikes Kuwait, Jordan, and Bahrain [54d]
- French President Macron backs effort to ban kids under 15 from social media before departing office next year [54d]
- Hugging Face says it resorted to a Chinese AI model to battle a fully autonomous cyberattack because U.S. model guardrails stymied its defense [54d]
- Mark Cuban says he has the solution to growing income inequality, and it’s to reward every employee—from CEO to janitor—with company stock [54d]
- The Treasury is walking a tightrope on U.S. debt by relying so much on short-term rates that are at the mercy of a suddenly very hawkish Fed [54d]
- Spain’s Ferran Torres scored the winning goal in the World Cup—but just four years ago, he was in therapy and stuck in a ‘bottomless pit’ [54d]
- Today he’s the brains behind ‘The Odyssey’ and ‘Oppenheimer,’ but the Oscar-winning director Christopher Nolan was actually rejected from film school [54d]
- Volvo car CEO pushes back on Navarro’s ‘Pirate’ China comments [54d]
- FDA walks back positive lab test while lettuce recall continues [54d]
- Salesforce VP on the leaky AI pipeline: why cheaper tokens won’t fix enterprise AI [54d]
- ‘I want to die broke’: Billionaire philanthropist Denny Sanford dies after giving away $4 billion [54d]
- Student loan defaults hit record $233 billion with 1 in 5 borrowers over 9 months behind [54d]
- Meet a 40-year-old who filed for bankruptcy in 2022 but still can’t erase $94,000 in student-loan debt: ‘you’re just lost in the system somewhere’ [54d]
- JD Vance becomes first sitting president to welcome a child in office in over 150 years [54d]
- ‘Everybody’s a sucker for a dog’: scholars see modern schmaltz in Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey [54d]
- How CFOs can tell if AI is actually creating value [54d]
- Andy Burnham accuses UK of taking wrong turns since the 1980s in first speech as Prime Minister outside 10 Downing Street [54d]
- France wants to ban social media for kids — but Brussels says the bill breaks EU law [54d]
- Gas prices snap back to $4 as Trump’s Iran truce unravels [54d]
- Japan’s monetary conundrum — why the yen hit a 40-year low as interest rates hit a 31-year high [54d]
- Coinbase’s big Base mistake offers an important lesson for the crypto industry [54d]
- HR has a credibility problem—and it starts with not speaking the language of finance [54d]
- The American Dream according to Bill Ackman [54d]
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