Daniel Bach
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1,805 appearances
51 recordings
2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 28 Aug
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The Trump administration is awarding nine quantum computing firms $2 billion in grants, including IBM and Chipmaker Global Foundries.
The deal also includes U.S.
government equity stakes in the companies, though officials did not provide details on the exact size or structure.
We exclusively report that the administration's aim is to trigger a wave of American innovation.
While critics argue the quantum sector is too risky for the government to make equity investments, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick maintains that the deals will ultimately benefit taxpayers.
Artificial food dyes have long been linked with health problems.
It's why the Trump administration's Maha initiative has been pushing food companies to switch to natural coloring.
The FDA has approved several new natural food colors, and a handful of states have passed laws restricting the sales of foods with certain artificial dyes.
But new research from France shows some of these natural ingredients are linked to an increased risk of cancer and type 2 diabetes.
One study was published this week in Diabetes Care, a journal from the American Diabetes Association.
Another was published in the European Journal of Epidemiology.
WSJ reporter Andrea Peterson spoke with the researchers, who looked at what more than 100,000 people ate and drank, including specific brands, for up to eight years on average.
And media investor James Murdoch is buying New York Magazine from Vox Media, along with Vox's news site and podcast network, for around $300 million.
The deal is being made through Murdoch's investment company, Lupa Systems.
Vox Media said the deal is expected to close in four to six weeks.
Murdoch is the younger son of Rupert Murdoch, who controls News Corp., the parent company of The Wall Street Journal and Fox.
Rupert Murdoch owned New York Magazine from the late 1970s until 1991.
Well, the newsrooms of New York Magazine and other media outlets no doubt covered one of the most durable pop icons of that era, Diet Coke.
Since its release in 1982, from fashion to film, and even the president, who has that little button on his desk to call for a Diet Coke, its drinkers have been loyal.
But now one of its biggest competitors is not Pepsi, but its own sibling, Coca-Cola Zero.
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