What I read this week...

Teachers, domestic investments, and the Bigfoot of Baltimore

What I read this week… The regulators of Facebook, Google and Amazon also invest in the companies’ stocks (WSJ) With teachers in short supply, states ease job requirements (AP) Volkswagen to take 60% stake in $2B tech JV with China's Horizon Robotics (Reuters) Micron pledges up to $100B for semiconductor factory in New York (NYT) Biden hails IBM’s $20B New York manufacturing deal (Reuters) U.S. looks to ease Venezuela sanctions, enabling Chevron to pump oil (WSJ) Empty ESG pledges ensure bonds benefit companies, not the planet (Bloomberg) The Bigfoot of Baltimore (WSJ) On Twitter……

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