The Brutalist Report - quartz
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- Off-brand weight-loss drug makers are suing the FDA, again [516d]
- Will Trump spare restaurants from tariffs? [516d]
- PayPal is betting big on Venmo [516d]
- Hims & Hers can't sell off-brand Ozempic forever, but it can still sell these weight-loss meds [516d]
- Here's what to know about Feb. 28's 'Economic Blackout' [516d]
- A recall of supplemental shakes over listeria fears is linked to 12 deaths [516d]
- Walmart's bold bet to beat Amazon and win favor with Trump [516d]
- Apple shareholders just rejected a proposal to end DEI efforts [516d]
- The Nasdaq plunges 350 points as chip restrictions loom with Nvidia earnings up next [516d]
- Nvidia earnings have analysts optimistic the DeepSeek selloff was just a blip [516d]
- Bezos' Blue Origin has officially flown more than 50 people into space [516d]
- Nvidia, Super Micro Computer, Home Depot, and more stocks to watch [516d]
- The 10 best cars right now, according to Consumer Reports [516d]
- Hims & Hers will stop selling some weight loss drugs — and the stock plummets 27% [516d]
- Bitcoin falls below $90,000 as the Trump-fueled crypto boom fades [516d]
- Once riskiest asteroid likely to miss Earth—but could it hit the Moon? [516d]
- Tesla inches closer to Full Self-Driving in China [516d]
- Nvidia, Super Micro Computer, Strategy: Stocks to watch today [516d]
- JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is sorry for cursing. But return-to-office is still on [516d]
- Apple faces a DEI backlash [516d]
- Eli Lilly is making even more doses of Zepbound cheaper [516d]
- The 10 hardest working cities in America [517d]
- The 10 worst American state capitals to live [517d]
- Here's what Wall Street gets wrong about the travel industry, according to Booking's boss [517d]
- The 10 most expensive Michelin star restaurants in Paris [517d]
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