What I read this week...
What I read this week…
Stripe Plans to Go Public in Next Year or Make a Deal to Resolve Employee Stock Squeeze (The Information)
The fiscal arsonists (Noahpinion)
Former Trump UN ambassador Nikki Haley gears up for likely 2024 run for president (CNBC)
🤖 AI can generate essays, pictures, and, it turns out, huge healthcare savings (Faster, Please)
Roman Abramovich’s Long-Shot Effort to Save Ukraine, His Reputation and His Fortune (WSJ)
The Summer-Camp Feeding Frenzy Has Already Begun (The Atlantic)
Monterey Park shooter: Glimpses into a life ‘so miserable and desperate’ (LAT)
California flooding causes billions in economic losses, estimates show (Axios)
On Twitter…
Javier Blas@JavierBlas
UK national grid has ordered its emergency coal-fired power plants to warm up again (the 3rd time in a week).
Every other time, it ordered the plants to stand down. But this time, it has cancelled one order, but two plants (Drax 5 and 6) haven't so far told to stood down.
8:16 AM · Jan 26, 2023
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The New York Times@nytimes
A shortage of natural gas, which is used widely across China to heat homes and businesses, has angered tens of millions of people. Nights without heat amid alarmingly cold temperatures are making a difficult winter unbearable. nyti.ms/3DDUTiT
8:00 AM · Jan 26, 2023
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Scott Spacek@ScottSpacek
Curious if this influences the JP startup scene. asia.nikkei.com/Business/Start… @Noahpinion
asia.nikkei.com
Japan to remove limit on overseas investment by startup funds
9:44 AM · Jan 24, 2023
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