What I read this week...

TripActions reportedly files to go public at $12B valuation (TechCrunch)

Stripe’s early stock awards could spur IPO plans (The Information)

Software firm Workiva draws Thoma Bravo, TPG interest (Bloomberg)

Bank of England intervenes in bond market after historic sell-off (CNBC)

Paraguay calls for Taiwan to invest $1B to remain allies (FT)

Uncle Sam wants to be an oil trader. That’s a bad idea (Bloomberg Opinion)

What many progressives misunderstand about fighting climate change (The Atlantic)

This climate tech boom is recession-proof (Bloomberg)

Short sellers upended a small farm real-estate company. This is what it looked like. (WSJ)

For China’s auto market, electric isn’t the future. It’s the present. (NYT)

What Americans don’t understand about teachers and professors (The Atlantic)

What NASA’s crash into an asteroid looks like (NYT)

At least 6 injured in shooting at Oakland school (USA Today)

Indiana teen becomes only student in the world to earn perfect score on AP Calculus Exam (WLWT)