The Brutalist Report - fortune
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- California lawmakers stall Newsom’s wildfire liability bill, saying it doesn’t go far enough for victims [10d]
- FBI seizes over $560,000 in crypto meant to fund Hamas, disrupting a years-long fundraising network [10d]
- From a Singapore airport soundtrack to new AI-powered PCs, HP is looking for a new rhythm in Asia [10d]
- Chevron is expanding in Venezuela as Trump pushes U.S. oil companies back into the country with 65 billion barrels up for grabs [10d]
- House votes 370-48 to fund the government through mid-December, avoiding a shutdown before the midterms, but it still awaits Trump’s signature [10d]
- OpenAI to limit release of its Astra model due to hacking concerns [10d]
- Mark Cuban bought a $25 million mansion sight unseen—and got it for 50% off. His secret? ‘The best guaranteed return on investment’ [10d]
- The Pentagon is giving 3 million military and civilian workers access to ChatGPT and Grok through a secure AI platform built for ‘warfighter needs’ [10d]
- IKEA is spending $1.4 billion to cut prices, joining Walmart and Target in a race to win back shoppers [10d]
- OpenAI’s reports on its AI agents’ attack on Hugging Face should be ringing alarm bells—and making all companies rethink how they secure AI agents [10d]
- A crypto fantasy platform has left the Premier League tangled in a $13.5 million U.K. criminal probe [10d]
- Bank of America vice president identified as victim in random Times Square stabbing [10d]
- Once a champion for physical media, Sony is now telling PlayStation customers they don’t actually own the digital video games they paid $70 for [10d]
- A new bill would tax AI tokens to fund jobs if the technology causes mass unemployment [10d]
- War knocked Dubai’s airport traffic down 31%. Its CEO says its global hub ambitions haven’t changed [10d]
- Apple’s new CEO John Ternus once told Gen Z to ‘never assume’ they know as much as others—he says it’s the mindset hack that will push you forward [10d]
- EY is dangling bonuses of up to $25,000 for workers who prove their human skills still matter in the age of AI [10d]
- ‘We anticipate miles of the pipeline being destroyed’: Roughly 40% of the Grand Canyon’s critical infrastructure damaged from flash floods [10d]
- ‘Pentagon right now is, in some cases, rudderless’: Army Secretary Dan Driscoll steps down after just 18 months [10d]
- Oil is back above $92 and inflation fears are sending U.S. bond yields to their highest since January 2025 [10d]
- Cuba’s schools reopen with no fuel, no uniforms and a 27% teacher shortage, as 1.4 million students head to the classroom [10d]
- Meta’s $18 billion settlement bets on AI to tell which users are kids, raising new privacy questions for kids and adults alike [10d]
- West Bank food needs more than doubled since 2023 as U.N. halves its reach due to funding shortages [10d]
- Iran says it’s ready to return to its ceasefire with the US—hours after the two sides exchanged fire again [10d]
- One scanning error could block tens of thousands thousands of mail ballots under Trump’s new postal system, whistleblower warns [10d]
- Current price of oil as of September 1, 2026 [10d]
- I invented the text-message restaurant order in 2005. Twenty years later, I know what comes next [10d]
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI will create ‘hundreds of thousands’ of new jobs—including for people who want to ‘make things with their hands’ [10d]
- GE Vernova lands Rivian’s CFO, leaving EV maker to find successor [10d]
- Genghis Khan got lucky with the weather. So did Mark Zuckerberg, says the Pulitzer-winning author of ‘Guns, Germs, and Steel’ [10d]
- The bond market is in open revolt as Trump declines to accept an Iranian peace deal and oil hits $92 a barrel [10d]
- Half of remote IT job applications now carry North Korean fraud patterns, startup Endorsed finds [10d]
- David Booth: AI may change the world. It just won’t change how you invest [10d]
- New Apple CEO John Ternus faces an old problem: the innovator’s dilemma [10d]
- A leadership gap looms in Nordic and Benelux boardrooms [10d]
- It turns out that Gen Z didn’t quit on careers. The work force quit on them [10d]
- Trump’s ‘biggest oil deal in world history’ in Venezuela reeks of ‘colonial cronyism’ and could easily fall apart, experts say [10d]
- Sony and Warner Music sue Anthropic over alleged theft of ‘tens of thousands’ of songs, including ‘I Am the Walrus’ and ‘Hallelujah’ [10d]
- Starbucks is discontinuing a blending powder for drinks after particles went ‘airborne’ and left baristas coughing and falling ill [10d]
- Meet the CEO whose century-old company never laid off employees through the Great Depression, the recession, or Covid [10d]
- Asia’s aging population will redefine retirement, care—and independence [10d]
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