Greg's Ip's piece is a masterclass in economic writing, if you are concerned about potential fallout from the AI investing boom please read it

As President Trump pushes Apple to relocate iPhone manufacturing to the U.S., @mims.bsky.social & I this week in Bold Names explore the new Cold War brewing in global trade. We talk with Evan Smith, CEO of Altana, about the China-centric supply chain and why he would bet on Mexico.

“It’s our F—ING STORE,” an Apple PR director texted a colleague during a hearing. The text eventually became evidence in the trial whose outcome means Apple has just lost control of its own app store. Amazing blow-by-blow from @timhiggins.bsky.social www.wsj.com/tech/apple-a...

Bold Names is back for a new season and @mims.bsky.social & I are talking this week with Rajiv Shah, the president of the Rockefeller Foundation. www.wsj.com/podcasts/wsj...

In our latest episode of Bold Names, @mims.bsky.social and I talk to Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins about AI, Trump and more www.wsj.com/podcasts/wsj...

In this week's episode of Bold Names, @mims.bsky.social and I talk with Aicha Evans about Zoox. www.wsj.com/podcasts/wsj...

So we launched an interview podcast at WSJ, and if you start with any episode, make it this one. For: Anyone who wants to punch through the hype on AI+robotics. Howard is a world expert on this and our conversation was amazing. Very grateful she made the time for us.

In our latest episode of "Bold Names," @mims.bsky.social Mims and I talk with Ohio State’s Ayanna Howard about the state of humanoid robots. www.wsj.com/podcasts/wsj...

On the latest episode of Bold Names, we talk with Reid Hoffman about his new book "Superagency," how regulating cars could inform how to regulate AI and about DOGE's work in DC www.wsj.com/podcasts/wsj...

@mims.bsky.social ‬⁩and I are back with a new season of our podcast Bold Names, where you hear directly from the leaders of bold-name companies www.wsj.com/articles/bol...

@mims.bsky.social and I return Friday with our *now*official podcast for @wsj.com: Bold Names www.wsj.com/podcasts/wsj...

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In our fourth episode of Bold Names, @mims.bsky.social & I speak to Box CEO Aaron Levie about the future of AI for businesses www.wsj.com/podcasts/tec...

A very relatable moment in the interview @timhiggins.bsky.social and I did with Marc Benioff (CEO, Salesforce) in our new podcast was when Marc was like, "I have that whole ADHD thing going on, so I need a environment with very low stimulus" www.wsj.com/podcasts/wsj...

Great episode - worth the listen, I highly recommend. Amazed to hear how much Redwood has grown. Will be a major player in the future of energy @timhiggins.bsky.social @mims.bsky.social

Tesla co-founder JB Straubel says his battery-recycling startup, Redwood Materials, is on track to generate about $200 million in sales this year https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/tesla-founder-straubel-ev-trump-admin-3756fcb1?st=w4UF8f&reflink=article_copyURL_share

This is episode 3 of our new series Bold Names, which I'm co-hosting with @timhiggins.bsky.social JB Straubel isn't a name 99 out of 100 people have heard, even tho he sits on the board of Tesla. He had a few things to say about that, as well. www.wsj.com/podcasts/tec...

In the long run, the energy transition to fully electrified everything is happening, no matter who is in charge. But we can't endlessly rip metals out of the earth forever. This ex-Tesla battery guy is betting we will eventually recycle 100% of them. 1/🧵 www.wsj.com/podcasts/tec...

For our third episode of Bold Names, @mims.bsky.social and I talk to JB Straubel about why he is betting big on recycling https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/tech-news-briefing/bold-names-why-elon-musks-battery-guy-is-betting-big-on-recycling/33515911-A57F-42FA-BAED-61EEB321FDCA

This week on my new podcast Bold Names, we interviewed Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, who came out swinging on the subject of Microsoft's AI strategy: 📎 Copilot is "the new Clippy" 😈 "Microsoft has deceived our customers" www.wsj.com/podcasts/tec...

For our second episode of our new podcast Bold Names, @mims.bsky.social and I talk to Marc Benioff about AI. https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/tech-news-briefing/bold-names-salesforce-ceo-marc-benioff-and-the-ai-fantasy-land/08122A1B-805A-40C8-96B5-F5A6E2D9A3DE

A lot of people have worked hard on this series and we hope to bring you many more episodes, for a long time, with all kinds of folks in tech, entertainment, every industry the WSJ might normally cover. Trying to do something a bit different here.

@mims.bsky.social & I are out with a new podcast called “Bold Names.” In our first episode, we talk to Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson about the EV market. https://www.wsj.com/podcasts/tech-news-briefing/bold-names-why-this-tesla-pioneer-says-the-cheap-ev-market-ucks/f5db039b-b775-4aee-8114-89ce5be34c4f

With the launch of Threads, Mark Zuckerberg appeared to have some of his swagger back as the public face of the platform's rollout, amid chaos at Musk's Twitter (Tim Higgins/Wall Street Journal) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink

Volkswagen plans to start its first US tests of autonomous driving in Austin, beginning with a small fleet of ID. Buzz EVs equipped with VW and Mobileye tech (Kara Carlson/Austin American-Statesman) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink

Twitter quietly backtracks and lets logged out users see individual tweets, ending Elon Musk's "temporary emergency measure"; profiles are still not visible (Kris Holt/Engadget) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink

I know one of you is Elon Musk, and I will figure it out

Winter, err, summer in San Francisco

The Threat of Threads

I am just as boring on this platform as I am on the other ones

My first post here. Seemed fitting. https://www.wsj.com/articles/twitter-limits-number-of-posts-users-can-read-prompting-disruptions-for-some-15bc01cc