The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• KFC blamed a bot for its Kristallnacht marketing fail in Germany [1276d]
• High inflation is driving Americans into more debt [1276d]
• US food prices are finally easing—but not if you’re eating out [1276d]
• 7 questions to ensure transformation efforts continue during a recession [1276d]
• These are the sports deals at risk if FTX goes bankrupt [1276d]
• Africa will lose 64% of GDP to climate change by 2100 [1276d]
• What will happen to laid-off tech workers on H-1B visas? [1276d]
• Ditch the desk: workers stay longer with location flexibility—how companies can respond [1276d]
• US inflation is finally showing signs of backing off [1276d]
• COP27 is flooded by hundreds of fossil fuel lobbyists [1276d]
• Foreign alcohol brands are banking on India’s love for the hard stuff [1276d]
• China’s Singles' Day sellers seek long-term customer relationships [1276d]
• Artificial intelligence means anyone can cast Hollywood stars in their own films [1276d]
• India has lost 70 million hectares of farmland since 2015 [1276d]
• Could offshore aquaculture make fish farming more sustainable? [1276d]
• Ye is out, but Yeezy is staying at Adidas [1276d]
• Sequoia is the first—but likely not the last—to mark FTX a zero dollar investment [1276d]
• Carbon offsets are making a comeback at COP27 [1276d]
• Elon Musk needs Twitter’s advertisers more than they need him [1277d]