The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• The cost of food in Europe is out of control [1048d]
• Illinois became the first US state to prohibit banning books in public libraries [1048d]
• America's short national egg crisis is (almost) over [1048d]
• For the first time in almost 30 years, a company other than IBM received the most US patents [1049d]
• Instant Pot's manufacturer, like many kitchens, relied too much on the Instant Pot [1049d]
• What Twitter’s new CEO was really saying in her memo to staff [1049d]
• Toyota introduced an ambitious new EV strategy [1049d]
• The plan to bring manufacturing back to the US is working [1049d]
• The Biden administration made $66 million in its first oil trade [1049d]
• When the coach needs a coach [1049d]
• Finding your zone of genius at work [1049d]
• How an executive-coach-in-residence can boost your company performance [1049d]
• Smokers toss away 4 trillion plastic cigarette filters a year [1049d]
• The new owners of Golden Globes have been running the show for years [1049d]
• US inflation hit its lowest level since March 2021 [1049d]
• Researchers found that Strava’s heatmap feature could lead stalkers to users' homes [1049d]
• ESG investing is not dead, or even in decline—it is growing up [1049d]
• Could instituting a four-day workweek be a feminist act? [1049d]
• Airbnb hosts in New York City won one more summer of renting [1049d]
• 🌎 Apple reaches for the $3 trillion mark [1049d]
• Paul McCartney got a little help from AI to create one last Beatles song [1049d]
• Swamped by Chinese phone brands, India wants to tie them down locally [1049d]
• What will it take for companies to trust AI chatbots with sensitive data? [1049d]
• Apple is a stone's throw away from becoming the first-ever $3 trillion company [1049d]
• This is what actually happens to the most common things you throw away [1049d]
• India threatened to raid Twitter employees' homes, Jack Dorsey has revealed [1049d]
• The most confusing workplace jargon around the world, according to workers [1049d]