What I read this week...

Canada's immigration strategy, $52K Pentagon trash cans, the $1B ugly shoe company

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• ‘Don’t see why not’: China envoy on backing Ukraine’s ’91 borders (Al Jazeera)

• Minister Fraser launches Canada's first-ever Tech Talent Strategy (Press Release)

• Progressives Attack Their Own at the FTC (WSJ Ed Board)

• AI Agents- Next frontier to access the web (Vivek Goyal)

• Google Violated Its Standards in Ad Deals, Research Finds (WSJ)

• America's Family Secret (Reuters)

• Modi’s Vision for India Rests On Six Giant Companies (WSJ)

• BHP says battery electric cheaper than hydrogen as it dumps diesel for haul trucks (The Driven)

• Aspartame sweetener used in Diet Coke a possible carcinogen, WHO’s cancer research agency to say (Reuters)

• A Pill Form of Ozempic Is on the Horizon (NYT)

• Goodbye, Ozempic (The Atlantic)

• Will Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ Become the First $1 Billion Tour? (WSJ)

• Film and TV Profits Have Collapsed Over the Last Decade (Bloomberg)

• The Ugly Shoes Now Worth Billions of Dollars (WSJ)

• Boeing Charges Pentagon $52,000 For Trash Can Previously Priced At $300 (ZeroHedge)

• On Wall Street, Lawyers Make More Than Bankers Now (WSJ)

• Grand Slam Champion Caroline Wozniacki Is Returning To Tennis (Vogue)