The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Lula's state visit to Beijing reveals Brazil's foreign policy balancing act [1113d]
• Allowing mifepristone only until the 7th week of pregnancy is as good as banning it [1113d]
• The world's largest financier of fossil fuels isn't a US bank—it's a Canadian one [1113d]
• Why you should keep your own scoreboard at work [1113d]
• Record rainfall in Florida shut down Fort Lauderdale’s airport [1113d]
• US egg prices are falling back to earth [1113d]
• Elon Musk's SpaceX and Tesla get far more government money than NPR [1113d]
• The US is laying new power lines too slowly for its renewables transition [1113d]
• Arkansas says teens need parental permission to use social media, but not to get a job [1113d]
• Apple’s hometown risks losing tens of millions in tax revenue after an audit [1113d]
• Juul has now paid more than $1 billion to settle allegations it neither confirms nor denies [1113d]
• 7 steps to advocate for fertility and family planning benefits at work [1113d]
• Ghana is the world's first country to approve Oxford's new malaria vaccine [1113d]
• Jamie Dimon wasn’t kidding about his hatred of remote work [1113d]
• A blaze is still raging at an Indiana recycling plant that was a known fire hazard [1113d]
• India’s Met office expects a normal monsoon, but its only private forecaster is less optimistic [1113d]
• These are Netflix's most streamed shows of all time [1113d]
• Softbank is shrinking its Alibaba stake down to single digits [1113d]