The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• United Airlines thinks business-as-usual corporate travel is over [483d]
• Target: Bullish on the bullseye [483d]
• Satya Nadella says this AI tool is his 'daily habit.' And of course it's from Microsoft [483d]
• The Teamsters say neither Harris or Trump are pro-labor enough for its endorsement [483d]
• Apple iPhone 16 demand is so weak employees can already buy it on discount [483d]
• Frontier Airlines flight attendants vote 99.6% in favor of strike authorization [483d]
• People watched 94 billion hours of Netflix in the first half of 2024, CEO says [483d]
• Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in over 4 years [483d]
• 79% of CEOs expect workers to be back in the office full-time by 2027 [483d]
• OpenAI's Safety and Security Committee is going independent and they have some suggestions [483d]
• Boeing is furloughing workers to save cash during its machinists' strike [483d]
• Amazon will boost pay for thousands of warehouse workers [483d]
• Amazon and 5 other major companies that have ditched remote work [483d]
• Shark Tank's newest shark on entrepreneurship, investing, and the hit show's enduring appeal [483d]
• The studio behind 'Twilight' and 'The Hunger Games' just turned over its media library for a custom AI model [483d]
• Tupperware is putting a lid on it. Iconic food storage brand files for bankruptcy [483d]
• Alaska Airlines has officially acquired Hawaiian in the biggest industry merger in almost a decade [483d]
• GM electric vehicle owners will finally get access to Tesla's Superchargers after delays [483d]
• Stellantis hits back at the UAW as the union eyes an unprecedented strike [484d]
• Mortgage applications spike ahead of Fed interest rate decision [484d]
• The 5 cities with the highest energy bills in America — and the 5 lowest [484d]
• Weddings are so expensive that half of Americans don't want to be in bridal parties [484d]
• Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop took wellness mainstream. How did it lose its edge? [484d]