The Brutalist Report

Quartz

You only have a few days to buy the fancy Apple Watches [911d]
Exuberant investors are foaming at the mouth for a "soft landing" [911d]
Online luxury retailer Farfetch is getting a last-second, $500 million tug out the mud [911d]
Immigrant cleaning workers say it's time to get what they deserve [911d]
The world's biggest shipping companies are boycotting the Suez Canal [911d]
A timeline of all the ways driverless vehicles failed in 2023 [911d]
PPE needs a sustainable revolution—and a former chemist is pressing it forward [911d]
How this privacy expert is ensuring women's most intimate data stays secure [911d]
This founder is betting breast milk can be grown in a lab [911d]
The simple way one company is making sure we actually take our prescriptions [911d]
How one designer is helping dementia patients unlock forgotten memories [911d]
This femtech startup is unleashing AI on fetal ultrasounds [911d]
Meet the technologist printing a cure to diabetes [911d]
Will Bunq's Ali Niknam bring his AI-powered bank to the US? [911d]
This entrepreneur is helping more Nigerians access loans—using social media [911d]
How Amazon's satellite leader is slinging more computers (and competition) into space [911d]
Meet the software developers bringing touch to VR [911d]
In the clean-energy future, every battery will have a passport [911d]
This climate tech startup is reducing emissions—by feeding seaweed to cattle [911d]
Hugging Face CEO Clément Delangue wants an AI democracy [911d]
Why the future of farming is taking lessons from commercial real estate [911d]
How one CEO is rewriting the rules of cancer support at work [911d]
How hyper-sensitive satellites could combat climate crises from space [911d]
The world's biggest digital bank is based in Brazil—and it's eyeing financial inclusion in Mexico next [911d]
How this clean-tech startup is recapturing carbon into soils—and getting farmers paid for it [911d]
This engineering team is defining how how robots share our spaces [911d]