What I read this week...

IRA a year later, China's data games, demographics of death row

All-In E142: bit.ly/alline142

• A Year of the IRA in Texas: More Solar, Storage, Jobs, and Investment (Doug Lewin)

• GM invests big bucks in battery startup in a bet on new chemistry (Electrek)

• For climate tech startups, the IRA is starting to pay off (TechCrunch)

• The Clean Energy Future Is Arriving Faster Than You Think (NYT)

• Hospital bosses love AI. Doctors and nurses are worried. (WaPo)

• A Big Health Insurer Is Ripping Up the Playbook on Drug Pricing (WSJ)

• Insight: What happens when a $2 million gene therapy is not enough (Reuters)

• Silicon Valley and the Race for the Everything App (Puck)

• Opinion: China’s GDP blackout isn’t fooling anyone (FT)

• China’s Young, Restless—and Jobless (WSJ Ed Board)

• Buffett's 44% CAGR and Various Types of High Quality Investments (John Huber)

• Goldman CEO’s Most Loyal Deputy Is Tested by Mutinous Partners (Bloomberg)

• Opinion: Blinken and Biden are building a foreign policy framework to last (WaPo)

• The State of Russia's Wartime Economy (Joseph Politano)

• Target, Much Like Bud Light, Is Stung by Culture Wars (WSJ)

• Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Says She Ate Magic Mushrooms During China Visit (HuffPost)

• Congress may let jet owners like Elon Musk block flight info (Axios)

• Crime is so bad near S.F. Federal building employees are told to work from home, officials said (SF Chronicle)

• The Demographics of Death Row in 2023 (Robert Dunham)