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But that dominance could be coming to an end. - Founders are fleeing the Bay Area, and the Valley’s share of VC funding has reached [a new low]() - Exorbitant housing costs, high taxes, and unrelenting crime has driven hundreds of companies out of the area in recent years - Remote work and better collaboration over the internet have reduced the importance of one physical place for starting companies Meme of the Day [image] [Source](=) What's Ripe Uber ($UBER) ↑ 11.97% ↑ - The luxury of getting plastered and having someone take you home on demand is something people will happily pay for - The headline for Uber’s Q3 earnings was [72%](=) YoY revenue growth, powered by both higher prices and more bookings Carvana ($CVNA) ↑ 12.93% ↑ - Here comes the bounce. $CVNA was dead in the water a few days ago, but an upgrade from JPM was the electric shock it needed - This thing has lost almost 94% YTD, so if it has any chance of a turnaround, now’s the time to hop in What's Rotten AMC Entertainment ($AMC) ↓ 7.66% ↓ - An epidemic of paper-handedness slammed meme stocks Wednesday. 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I’m the problem it’s me”) comes off of the first song in the album and has gone nuts on TikTok - Tell me they didn’t know that would happen before the album was released…big labels now have teams scouring social media for what’ll turn teens on to new music - The formula is homogenizing popular music and reducing the variety the charts had in the good ole days The big question: Is TikTok a passing fad, or will artists have to rely on virality to make it big for the foreseeable future? Banana Brain Teaser Yesterday — If you were standing directly on the south pole facing north, which direction would you travel if you took one step backward? North. Today — It’s 50 bananas off the [Consulting Interview Course]( for the first 25 correct respondents. LFG! You hear it speak, for it has a hard tongue. But it cannot breathe, for it has not a lung. What is it? 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