What I read this week...

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)