The Brutalist Report - fortune
- Carhartt CEO says they always focused on blue-collar workers—but hipsters came anyway: ‘We welcome anyone … that wants to celebrate hard work’ [42d]
- U.S workers just took home their smallest share of capital since 1947, at least [42d]
- As ‘agentic commerce’ gains ground, companies shouldn’t put too much faith in ‘GEO,’ one industry insider warns [43d]
- Why the $38 trillion national debt doomed Fed independence regardless of the Trump/Powell drama, top economist says [43d]
- Delta sees wealthy high fliers leading to another record year—but its CEO sees the main cabin ‘struggling greatly’ [43d]
- Scott Adams, Dilbert creator who went from cubicle wars to culture wars, posts open letter to time with his death at 68 [43d]
- Being mean to ChatGPT can boost its accuracy, but scientists warn you may regret it [43d]
- ‘Humans could go the way of horses’: Goldman calculated how bad the AI ‘job apocalypse’ will be—and its analysts were pleasantly surprised [43d]
- ‘Microshifting,’ an extreme form of hybrid working that breaks work into short, non-continuous blocks, is on the rise [43d]
- Meta is changing its performance review to reward output over effort, taking a page from Amazon and X [43d]
- Meet the Nvidia billionaire giving away his wealth—His son’s cancer battle inspired a recent $100 million gift [43d]
- Gen X CEO uses AI versions of Steve Jobs and Warren Buffett as a ‘fantasy board of directors’ to help him prepare for meetings and performance reviews [43d]
- MacKenzie Scott is using her $26 billion philanthropy push to rescue organizations in danger after the Trump administration’s funding cuts [43d]
- MrBeast has a $2.6 billion net worth, but even he’s in the red and having to borrow cash right now: ‘That’s how little money I have’ [43d]
- ‘Hybrid creep’ is the latest trick bosses are using to get workers back in the office [43d]
- Chief people officers—and Jamie Dimon—say AI can’t learn ‘human skills.’ The world’s youngest self-made billionaires want to prove them wrong [43d]
- Investors cry foul over former NYC Mayor Eric Adams’s crypto launch: ‘Such an obvious rug’ [43d]
- Robot surgeons in 3 years, longer lifespans, and no need for retirement savings: Elon Musk shares 4 bold predictions for the future of work [43d]
- Anthropic launches Claude Cowork, a file-managing AI agent that could threaten dozens of startups [43d]
- CFOs move finance AI from pilots to deployment in 2026 [43d]
- Polygon Labs buys two crypto startups for $250 million as it looks to compete with Stripe [43d]
- Why the DOJ’s subpoena of Jerome Powell backfired so quickly, emboldening Republicans to stand up to Trump [43d]
- Is Powell’s Fed head independence dead? Trump outfoxes himself this time [43d]
- As billionaires debate California’s wealth tax, a tech investor suggests other ways to raise revenue that target a huge loophole the rich exploit [43d]
- Wall Street expects Trump’s Fed plot to ‘backfire’ spectacularly—perhaps even shutting the door more firmly on rate cuts [43d]
- The longer the Supreme Court delays its tariff decision, the better it is for President Trump [43d]
- Two Southeast Asia 500 companies may merge—forming Malaysia’s largest construction conglomerate [43d]
- How Strava ran toward a comeback and set its sights on an IPO [43d]
- Consumers lost $12.5 billion to fraud last year, and AI-powered scams are set to explode in 2026, Experian warns [43d]
- The oil CEO who stood up to Trump is a follower of the disciplined ‘Exxon way’ with a history of blunt statements [43d]
- Buying a home is 150% more expensive than in 2019. But here’s why Trump’s plan to shut out institutional investors could raise costs even more [43d]
- Defense companies like RTX and Anduril are feeling the heat on pay and stock buybacks after Trump’s executive order [43d]
- Ascend Money wants to finance the 10 million-plus Thais currently being ignored by traditional banks stuck in the past [43d]
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