Niamh Rowe
Associate Producer and Reporter at Financial Times
Podcasts @ft | Writing: @wired @guardian @fortunemagazine @dazed @gq etc | @columbiajourn
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qz.com | Niamh Rowe
In This StoryKrispy Kreme, Inc. (DNUT) stock tumbled 25% early on Thursday, after the company announced a pause to its partnership with McDonald’s (MCD). Suggested ReadingHow Trump’s tariffs could make your iPhone cost $3,500Suggested Reading The doughnut chain first unveiled the plan in March, revealing that its desserts would soon appear in McDonald’s nationwide, reaching all 13,500 U.S. locations by the end of 2026.
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finance.yahoo.com | Niamh Rowe
Photo: Andrew Harnik (Getty Images) The U.S. government plans to withdraw a rule introduced under the Biden administration that had aimed to restrict exports of advanced AI chips — a policy that had posed challenges for major semiconductor companies like Nvidia (NVDA) and AMD (AMD). “The Biden AI rule is overly complex, overly bureaucratic and would stymie American innovation,” a spokeswoman from the Commerce Department said in a statement.
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sg.news.yahoo.com | Niamh Rowe
Bill Gates is holding Elon Musk responsible for the preventable deaths of the world’s poorest children, as a result of his cuts to the U.S. foreign aid budget. “The picture of the world’s richest man killing the world’s poorest children is not a pretty one,” Microsoft’s (MSFT) billionaire co-founder told the Financial Times on Thursday. In February the Trump administration kicked off sweeping cuts to foreign aid, overseen by Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Niamh Rowe
Bill Gates is holding Elon Musk responsible for the preventable deaths of the world’s poorest children, as a result of his cuts to the U.S. foreign aid budget. “The picture of the world’s richest man killing the world’s poorest children is not a pretty one,” Microsoft’s (MSFT) billionaire co-founder told the Financial Times on Thursday. In February the Trump administration kicked off sweeping cuts to foreign aid, overseen by Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
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qz.com | Niamh Rowe
One of the Republican Party’s top donors is sounding the alarm that President Donald Trump’s tariffs could open the door for corruption. Suggested ReadingHow Trump’s tariffs could make your iPhone cost $3,500Suggested Reading“Tariffs open the doors to crony capitalism. The government starts to pick winners and losers,” Ken Griffin, billionaire founder of the hedge fund Citadel, told Politico. “I thought that would play out over the course of years.
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Bitcoin mining is set to roar louder under Trump. Miners have unveiled plans to add another 2.42 GW in capacity since November—equivalent to 2m US households. I looked at what this means for eardrums and grids throughout rural America. https://t.co/YCZP5tVCx6
Not on here much but belatedly I joined the @FT last summer. I’ve been reporting on the energy needed to power this next crypto era https://t.co/CSZCGSiSPf
RT @Techmeme: US bitcoin miners, including Riot Platforms, leveraged BTC's recent price surge to raise $3.7B+ from investors since November…
