The Brutalist Report - fortune
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- From Pochettino to MLS, the giants of American finance keep making big promises about the future of U.S. soccer [38d]
- Elon Musk says SpaceX data centers will crush competitors because having rocket scientists is like the Yankees ‘playing a little league team’ [38d]
- ‘Baffling’: White House won’t publicly release AI model evaluation framework it reviewed today with OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft and others [38d]
- Danube River’s shrinking water levels expose dozens of World War II ships [38d]
- Europe’s long, hot summer leads to thousands evacuated and fire operators dead [38d]
- Trump meets AI giants, Senate Dems decry ‘unpredictable’ governance — and cheap Chinese AI looms as giant security risk [38d]
- SpaceX revenue surges 92% to $7.8 billion, blowing past Wall Street expectations by nearly $1 billion [38d]
- 20 states and DC sue as Trump moves to share low-income families’ data with immigration authorities [38d]
- Trump claims he’s talking with Iran as they hold talks with other nations [38d]
- OpenAI president Greg Brockman: We ‘contort’ ourselves around computers, clicking and typing is a ‘phase’ [38d]
- Scott Bessent is using moves from his hedge fund days to prop up Japan’s yen—and America’s $40 trillion national debt [38d]
- McDonald’s CEO turns to a trusted lieutenant with a turnaround record to revive its biggest market [38d]
- OpenAI fires back at Apple, publishing private emails to counter trade-secret claims [39d]
- ‘I’m mortified’: YouTube star Hank Green apologizes for ChatGPT overuse after fans accuse him of including a prompt by mistake [39d]
- Bessent’s Yen gamble is a warning sign — buckle up [39d]
- ‘This is insider trading by definition’: Trump sells $100,000 monthly subscription service to Wall Street to further monetize the presidency [39d]
- Kevin Warsh told Wall Street he’d be sharing less—Goldman Sachs fears a void of Fed facts will only amplify misinformation and instability [39d]
- DoorDash CEO Tony Xu once thought his $87 billion company would only make $100 million. He tells founders to be ‘greedy’ and dream bigger [39d]
- Why a measly 100,000 job openings is normal for the Trump economy [39d]
- Despite dropping out of MIT to build $159 billion fintech Stripe, its CEO has a warning for Gen Z who want to copy him: ‘That was a poor intuition’ [39d]
- Why Paramount might win its case and still run out of time to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery [39d]
- Your AI agent can be a teammate. But it still needs a boss [39d]
- Exclusive: Dinari, founded by Stripe and Apple alums, partners with Circle to offer tokenized stocks to U.S. investors [39d]
- How AI turned your best work into the bare minimum [39d]
- Global shares rally, oil rebounds as Iran war de-escalation, yen intervention worries ease [39d]
- Cloudflare just launched a permanent ID tool and wallet for AI shopping [39d]
- SpaceX stock has lost half its value. Time for Elon Musk to face investors [39d]
- Sotomayor lets $656 million terror verdict against Palestinian Liberation Organization stand [39d]
- JPMorgan Chase, Accenture and others are teaming up on a new venture to standardize how AI token use is measured [39d]
- Trump called his own housing bill a ‘yawn.’ Now he’s heading for a west coast tour with a 32% approval rating on the economy [39d]
- Your AI strategy isn’t failing because of bad design. It’s because your team doesn’t believe in you [39d]
- McDonald’s U.S. sales growth stalls to 0.8% as gas prices bite [39d]
- Back-to-school shopping raises the new-age question: how heavy should your kids’ backpack be? [39d]
- Toyota sold fewer cars but nearly doubled profit on cheap yen [39d]
- Capital One had 300 Trump accounts — then its money-laundering team stepped in [39d]
- HappyRobot is worth $1.2 billion. Its founder says it’s just ‘getting started’ [39d]
- An 130-year-old theory from an obscure Swedish economist explains why investors will keep funding America’s near-$40 trillion pile of debt [39d]
- Sam Altman’s OpenAI publishes brutal critique of Apple lawsuit: ‘Apple is getting this wrong’ [39d]
- Could a UN-backed plan to reopen Hormuz break the deadlock? [39d]
- The radical idea behind Barnes & Noble’s surprising comeback [39d]
- Current price of oil as of August 4, 2026 [39d]
- As confusion reigns over Hormuz talks, Fortune gets exclusive access to a UN-backed plan to reopen the strait [39d]
- Sir Martin Sorrell has identified the key AI skill for the future: ‘People who share will be the new kings and queens’ [39d]
- OpenAI’s Greg Brockman gave $5.5 million to protect the home of an internet-famous bald eagle named Jackie [39d]
- The NFL’s previous push into Europe lost $400 million. Why it’s trying again [39d]
- How Zohran Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax exposed an epidemic of ‘ghost cars’ instead [39d]
- From Porsche penthouses to Nobu lofts: Inside the $67 billion boom in luxury branded residences [39d]
- Ray Dalio on the AI bubble nearing 1929, 2000 levels and the lesson people always forget: ‘wealth is not the same as money’ [39d]
- The AI race isn’t about models, it’s about infrastructure—and the U.S. is still far ahead [39d]
- Palantir CEO Alex Karp celebrates 93% revenue growth as stock soars after blockbuster earnings: ‘For the first time people believe us’ [39d]
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