The Brutalist Report - business
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- EqualAI CEO: Your AI assistant is acting in your name. Who signed off? [2h]
- The ex-CEO of the agency behind ‘Jerry Maguire’ says NIL is still the Wild West—and parents are part of the problem [2h]
- Ben & Jerry’s CEO: democracy is on the ballot, and business must show up [3h]
- From Karl Marx’s vampire to Warren Buffett’s moat, the crumbling gothic castle has been capitalism’s favorite metaphor for 250 years [3h]
- Our AI agent experience: we scrapped the multiple $60,000 salary marketing jobs and hired one person at a far higher salary [3h]
- The $13 billion startup racing to close America’s hypersonic gap [3h]
- Fears over $828 billion AI capex spending spree help erase $1 trillion in market value [3h]
- ASML’s CEO is putting his paycheck on the line for employee morale. It could help retain talent that’s nearly impossible to replace [4h]
- Morgan Stanley’s Ellen Zentner: Women are reshaping the economy. Markets haven’t caught up [4h]
- We’re not in a cost-of-living crisis — yet [4h]
- Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon says the best advice he ever got came from his grandmother in his 20s: ‘Don’t be in a hurry’ [4h]
- Welcome to the school where Gen Z learns philanthropy as billionaire wealth explodes—with a 100% job placement rate [4h]
- This top data scientist’s (non-AI) model finds Republicans have just one chance in six of holding Senate [7h]
- Chevron speeds ahead in Venezuela while Exxon urges caution with a ‘little pinch of salt’ [7h]
- How Southeast Asia can realize its commercial promise amid geopolitical rivalry [9h]
- Canada expects to seal a deal in June to become the EU’s first ‘associate member’ — ‘everything short of full EU membership’ [18h]
- Italy’s inflation hits 5.4%, outpacing the U.S. and China, as a farmers’ revolt empties shelves of pasta and mozzarella [18h]
- Trump posted that a public D.C. golf course would close for 15 months — his own officials can’t confirm it and a judge is opening a ‘formal inquiry’ [18h]
- Intel plunged 28.6% for its worst drop since 1974 — and the AI sell-off gave the S&P 500 its worst day since June [18h]
- In Brooklyn’s ‘commie corridor,’ a phone-free room of Democrats agreed a blue wave is coming — and fought about who gets the AI money [18h]
- Waymo’s backers valued it at $126 billion. The Alphabet division that houses it brought in $372 million last quarter—and lost $2.05 billion [19h]
- Greenland opens a new international airport to lure tourists and diversify its economy as it eyes independence from Denmark [19h]
- Tesla and 113 other companies paid no current federal income tax, but they still aren’t the biggest threats to the federal deficit, think tank warns [20h]
- Schools draw a record 22,687 civil rights complaints as DOJ allocates about 40 lawyers to handle [20h]
- Florida has 162 measles cases reported and no dashboard — so it’s considering dropping 4 school vaccine requirements [20h]
- U.S. scraps G20’s opening photo after Europeans balk at posing with Russia’s Lavrov [20h]
- Consumer sentiment is lower now than when inflation peaked at 9.1% — and the richest 10% of Americans account for half of consumer spending [20h]
- Call it ‘cringe fascism’: Hegseth wants male troops 30 and older tested for low testosterone [20h]
- Exxon and Chevron report massive profits after Trump brags U.S. energy companies are ‘making a freaking fortune’ just before midterms [20h]
- Spain’s rail safety system went down before a crash that killed 69 — its transport minister calls 170 outages this year ‘normal’ [21h]
- Hershey warns Americans squeezed by gas prices are buying less candy—and Halloween’s final days are ‘really critical’ [21h]
- An AI slowdown that takes some air out of the exuberance could actually extend the boom, Wall Street veteran says [21h]
- ‘Setting the planet on fire’: Richest 0.1% emit more carbon than poorest 3.5 billion, Oxfam says [21h]
- Trump slammed Biden-Harris for the ‘war on energy’ during his 2024 campaign. Now he’s rolling back Biden-era regulations as gas sits above $4 a gallon [22h]
- Elizabeth Holmes’ baritone was mocked for years. But research shows CEOs with deeper voices run bigger companies and earn $187,000 more [22h]
- Microsoft’s 60,000-person buyout offer hints at a future with fewer workers and more equipment [22h]
- Gen Z doesn’t think their degrees will land them work anymore, so they’re becoming their own bosses instead—and these college towns are thriving [23h]
- Vintage photos show what London looked like 100 years ago [25m]
- My family of 4 booked the cheapest cruise we could find. It ended up being one of the best vacations we've ever taken. [30m]
- I dined at one of London's most famous Indian restaurants. It was a splurge, but every dish was a hit. [30m]
- A computer science grad taught me a lot about finding work in the AI era. Here's what it takes to get that first big job. [42m]
- US forces in Europe are bracing for 'Ukraine's worst day.' AI could help them fight an overwhelming flood of missiles and drones. [1h]
- Managing 64 vacation rentals taught me one thing: I don't belong in hospitality [1h]
- I booked a staycation at an all-inclusive castle resort and felt like I'd traveled to Europe without getting on a plane [1h]
- The US Army is watching how Ukraine innovates and adapts. A commander says it's crucial. [1h]
- We're renovating our first house while living in it. Over the past year, we've lost our minds. [1h]
- 20 vintage photos show how Halloween has been celebrated over the last century [3h]
- I've loved Halloween since I moved from France to the US. The creativity is my favorite part, so my 9-year-old makes her own costume. [4h]
- I built a robot to push back against delivery bots and bring art to the streets [4h]
- I graduated from college debt-free because I earned a full-ride scholarship. The benefits weren't just financial. [4h]
- Ukraine's war robots keep soldiers out of danger, but humans still risk their lives to keep them running [4h]
- The 15 best cities in the US to celebrate Halloween, ranked [4h]
- Anthropic's IPO push includes a big bet on life sciences [4h]
- Google spinoff Isomorphic Labs is in a race to shake up the long, painful road to cancer-beating drugs [4h]
- Rivian needs R2 to work. I tested it to see if it's good enough. [4h]
- Gym bros love BPC-157, the peptide in the 'Wolverine shot.' Now it could go mainstream. [4h]
- Flying cars are coming. You’ll need $300K and the space to fly it. [4h]
- Asana's CEO lets AI agents manage his inbox, monitor performance, and track rivals [4h]
- Auntie Anne's pretzels founder Anne Beiler, 77, shares life lessons about aging and retirement [5h]
- This tiny Oregon town is famous for "Twilight" and "Halloweentown" filming spots. Here are 5 you can visit. [5h]
- I'm the CEO of Cedar's Foods. If my life were a song, it'd be Frank Sinatra's 'My Way' — here's a day in my life. [5h]
- At 36, I moved into a building with mostly older and retired people. I have plenty of friends, and my life is fulfilling. [5h]
- Boo: Inflation means an hour of work buys fewer candy bars in 2026 [5h]
- Proton's CTO wrote a manifesto for the AI coding age. It struck a nerve with engineers. [6h]
- Noa Argamani shares the philosophy she lives by [19h]
- 'I still don't want this to be the end': Read the now-deleted apology Villa Vie's CEO sent to Odyssey residents [20h]
- I explored the ruins of an abandoned zoo on the coast of Florida. It was overrun by nature, but eerie cages remained. [21h]
- Top YouTuber MrBeast has named his first chief marketing officer [22h]
- My wife and I split our mortgage and bills equally — even after my layoff over a year ago. The setup feels fair to us. [22h]
- A wounded Ukrainian soldier thought he was going to die. Then a drone pilot flew 'like a ninja' to airlift him out. [22h]
- How future Navy Officers survive "First Tuesday" at OCS [22h]
- Warren Buffett hasn't had a drink of water in 50 years. At least, that's what he told Bill Ackman. [23h]
- Reddit is going logged-in only. Blame Google AI Overviews. [23h]
- I never play with my kids at the playground. Other parents may think I'm lazy, but there's a good reason I sit back. [23h]
- I went to Shake Shack, Five Guys, and Smashburger with a $20 budget. One chain offered the best food and the most value. [23h]
- I planned to spend decades on Villa Vie's 'never-ending' cruise. I moved in just 26 days before it ground to a halt. [23h]
- How battlefield surgery actually works, according to a former Navy trauma surgeon [23h]
- Student-loan borrowers in public service are trapped with debt that 'should be forgiven,' a new lawsuit says [23h]
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