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Emma Hinchliffe, Joseph Abrams

A battery founder sold her business to Chinese investors

(Credit: Courtesy of Cadenza Innovation)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! EY's Janet Truncale will become the first woman to lead a Big 4 accounting firm, USWNT's Emma Hayes will be the world's highest-paid women's soccer coach, and a top battery entrepreneur juggles startup life with geopolitics. Have a terrific Thursday.

- Power up. In the mid-2000s, Christina Lampe-Onnerud founded a lithium-ion battery company called Boston-Power. When it came time to look for a buyer, the Sweden-born chemist ended up with one option: sell to Chinese investors.

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