Big Data and AI Landscape 2018Here is a wonderful infographic of, and commentary about, the Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Landscape 2018. Thank managing director Matt Turk at FirstMark for sharing it on LinkedIn and on his own blog. His team also provides access to a spreadsheet of the 1,095 companies that may be filtered. Enjoy. 
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Estera Racatean at RENTCafé posted (26 October 2017) several charts, a dynamic table, and commentary regarding rent in the Top 30 Magnetic Cities, which includes some interesting places such as Vienna, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen.  If you want to go a bit deeper in the U.S. market, then reference the August 2018 post by Wolf Street titled "Update on the Rental Bubbles & Crashes in US Cities." Below is a list of the 17 most expensive cities.  And, if you want to see Zumper's list of the 100 Most Expensive Major Rental Markets in the U.S.... The table below [click Wolf's blog and scroll to the bottom] shows Zumper’s list of the 100 most expensive major rental markets in the US, in order of median asking rent for 1-BR apartments in July, and percentage changes from a year ago (use the browser search box to find a city): Potential Capital Structure for MBO of Tesla
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Source: ZeroHedge dated 10 August 2018. Warning, the ZH blog inundates visitors with invasive ads. It is wise to have Adblock Plus activated or use a browser such as Brave Browser or Vivaldi.
 Breaking NewsMinimum-wage workers can’t afford a pint of beer anywhere in the U.S., sadly, according to the logic and assumptions of some journalists and media organizations:* /sarc “A minimum-wage worker can’t afford a 2-bedroom apartment anywhere in the U.S.” Trivia QuestionIf a minimum wage earner has $5.00 to spend on a pint of beer and the price of a pint of beer anywhere in the U.S. is, say, just a few pennies more than $5.00, can a minimum wage earner afford a pint of beer anywhere in the U.S.? Here’s some example information to help you answer the question:
An AnswerGrowing Silicon on the PrairieBelow are extracts from an article titled, “The Growing Silicon Prairie” published by Small Business Labs: “Investors are flocking to Middle American cities like Omaha and Des Moines. Startups are forgoing the paradisiacal pastures of California for a little Midwestern mojo. And the “Silicon Prairie” — cornfields and all — is having a moment in the unrelenting sun.” The Midwest is also an economic powerhouse that has traditionally been undervalued by the tech industry. Recommended reading:
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