The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• The best national parks in Japan [9d]
• Your nervous system has a breaking point. These 15 signs mean you're close to it [9d]
• 20 cities where a week is enough to stop feeling like a tourist [9d]
• 15 countries that are genuinely easy to move to — and how people actually do it [9d]
• 25 economic principles that explain everyday decisions [9d]
• 20 things you do every day that are making you older faster than you should be [9d]
• Jersey Mike's files for IPO, plans NYSE listing under ticker JMKE [9d]
• 25 things great managers do that average managers skip [9d]
• White-collar workers got raises. Years later, they're stuck doing more for less [9d]
• Courts can't agree whether AI companies owe creators for training on their work [9d]
• Rich, educated Americans are suddenly the most scared about losing their jobs [9d]
• AI isn't killing entry-level jobs. Experienced workers are taking them [9d]
• Colleges keep minting graduates the job market has no use for [9d]
• Manufacturing's collapse offers a grim playbook for AI's white-collar disruption [9d]
• 15 wars that are technically still happening — and why that still matters [9d]
• 20 places you can stand in two countries — or two continents — at the same time [9d]
• Microsoft is deploying 6,000 engineers for customers to accelerate AI adoption [9d]
• Ford's U.S. vehicle sales fell 10% as model phase-outs and rental drop weighed on the quarter [9d]
• Nvidia is launching a revenue-sharing model to give AI startups access to its hardware [9d]
• Tesla delivered 480,000 vehicles last quarter, blowing past Wall Street expectations [9d]
• Google lost its final E.U. appeal over a €4.1 billion Android antitrust fine [9d]
• Rivian is raising its 2026 delivery forecast [9d]
• Beef prices are breaking records this Fourth of July — but Americans aren't cutting back on steak [9d]
• U.S. safety regulator closed its four-year Tesla phantom braking probe as complaints faded [9d]
• The US economy added 57,000 jobs last month. Wall Street expected 115,000. That's a big miss [9d]
• JPMorgan's AI chief is retiring after four decades. The bank's CTO is taking over her role [9d]
• Amazon is designing its own AI chips for Echo and Fire TV — and hints at on-the-go devices [9d]
• Robinhood's CEO: AI will trade as well as humans. His app is already testing that theory. [9d]