The Brutalist Report

Fortune

Asia needs deeper energy markets if it’s going to achieve its AI ambitions [36d]
93% of jalapeno salmonella problems came from Mexican restaurants including Chipotle and Qdoba, officials say [36d]
Washington is keeping its AI rulebook private. Smaller AI labs aren’t happy. [36d]
Major hedge funds targeted in wave of attempted cyberattacks [36d]
OpenAI agents passed secret notes for months leading up to Hugging Face hack [36d]
We’re ‘me-maxxing’ so much, we’re saying 30% fewer words a day than we did 20 years ago [36d]
Meta becomes third major AI lab after Anthropic and OpenAI to admit its agents have gone rogue—one day after Muse Code launch [36d]
‘Pure insanity’—Elon Musk details SpaceX’s plan to turn the moon into its newest manufacturing site [37d]
U.S. puts $25 million bounty on new leader of Mexico’s most powerful cartel [37d]
Singapore’s IPO reboot sees 3.5x the listings and over $3 billion raised, as reforms bring bourse revenue up 14% via dual listing bridge with Nasdaq [37d]
Climate change is making Cape Cod a Tiger Shark habitat [37d]
Every major Italian city is on heat alert as the drought hits Hungary’s nuclear power [37d]
Crypto billionaire Michael Saylor says he made $15 billion last year with ChatGPT—and has one rule: ‘Don’t try to outwork the robots’ [37d]
RWE’s $1.22B exit marks the latest in Trump’s billion-dollar offshore wind buyouts—now topping $3B to redirect developers to fossil fuels [37d]
Are you committing tax fraud? New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s about to find out, all thanks to the pied-à-terre tax rollout [37d]
Over a third of employers handed out ‘peanut butter raises’ this year—now, a quarter of bosses admit they’re losing top talent because of bad pay [37d]
Climate-change life means 74-year-old retirees wake up hours earlier to beat the heat: ‘As soon as you walk outside, you’re already sweating’ [37d]
SoftBank profits drop 18%, stock falls 4% in Tokyo [37d]
FIFA apologizes for failed Infantino bid to sell the World Cup to Trump’s in-laws, but throws ‘full support’ behind his continued presidency [37d]
Nintendo profit surges over 50% on movie, console sales even as sales fall [37d]
Computer science enrollment is plunging, but AI is taking over the rest of the college campus as it reshapes how students learn and work [37d]
After Michigan, the Democratic Party’s Civil War moves next door to Wisconsin [37d]
Senate panel to vote on Fauci contempt claim, whether to refer to DOJ for prosecution [37d]
Bernie Sanders hails Michigan result as ‘most extraordinary victory that I can think of in modern American politics’ [37d]
America’s appetite for avocados threatened as $5 million capture of ‘El Poncho’ threatens $3.65 billion market [37d]
One of the world’s poorest countries spent $170 million on a cable car system that nobody uses, just before the president fled the country [37d]
Iceberg lettuce link to parasitic illness spreads to 15 states, officials say [37d]
AI’s volatile power demand is damaging its own data centers [37d]
Pentagon war game exposed a critical U.S. aluminum risk months before Iran attacks [37d]
A Slovak town just broke its own heat record — for the third time this year [37d]
Meet an 86-year-old logger-turned-protester fighting to protect British Columbia’s final old growth trees: ‘it’s practically naked’ [37d]
Elizabeth Warren demands answers on the National Guard deployment, and finds the cost: $1.4 billion [37d]
Lumen reinvents itself as the fiber network behind AI and enterprise—from Anthropic to the Yankees [37d]
Weight loss drug Wegovy made Novo Nordisk Europe’s most valuable company. Finding its next blockbuster drug is proving difficult [37d]
ConocoPhillips CEO Ryan Lance steps down after 14 years and will be replaced by the CFO, a company lifer [37d]
Qatar’s Ooredoo, Nvidia, and Nokia unveil multi-billion-dollar AI compute platform—and Southeast Asia is their target [37d]
Exclusive: Goldman CEO David Solomon on how his dad’s advice shaped his career—and why interns should steal it [37d]