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Tech Leaders Fled San Francisco During the Pandemic. Now, They’re Coming Back.
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1y ago
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Venture capitalist, Keith Rabois, touted Miami as a better alternative to San Francisco due to safety, lower taxes, and a tech-friendly mayor. However, several startups he backed are now relocating or opening offices elsewhere to attract engineering talent. Despite an initial trend of Silicon Valley executives moving to sunnier American cities during the pandemic, San Francisco is witnessing a tech revival. Investment in Bay Area startups dropped less than other tech hubs like Austin and Los Angeles. Tech leaders are returning to San Francisco, recognizing its AI boom and maintaining a presence for its ecosystem and brainpower.
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It seems some tech leaders are coming back to San Francisco
Business Insider
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1y ago
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San Francisco is seeing some tech bosses return to the city following the pandemic-induced exodus. Founders and investors, including Keith Rabois, Henrique Dubugras, Pedro Franceschi, and Howie Liu, who had previously left for other cities, are now being drawn back by the AI boom and the search for new talent. The commercial real estate market in San Francisco is also experiencing growth due to the rise of AI startups, with companies like OpenAI leasing significant office space. Despite challenges such as homelessness and crime, the tech industry's presence in the city is expected to increase.
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OpenAI's Sam Altman becomes latest tech executive involved in San Francisco government
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8m ago
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has been appointed as one of seven co-chairs of San Francisco Mayor-elect Daniel Lurie's transition team. This move reflects a trend of former tech industry leaders becoming involved in the city's government. Altman's role comes amidst tensions between the city's tech industry and its struggles with drugs, homelessness, and economic recovery post-pandemic. The new mayor will face the challenge of resolving these issues, and Altman expressed his excitement to contribute to the city he loves. Other tech executives have also embraced the opportunity to address San Francisco's problems using their industry's skills.
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Elon Musk's X is leaving San Francisco; city officials say 'good riddance'
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11m ago
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Elon Musk is closing the San Francisco headquarters of his social media company, X, and moving its employees to offices in Palo Alto and San Jose, California, with new headquarters set to be established in Texas. San Francisco officials are not upset about the departure of X, as the company had changed significantly since its initial tax break to anchor the tech hub in the city's Mid-Market neighborhood. The acquisition of X by Musk and subsequent job cuts due to the pandemic had diminished the company's presence in San Francisco.
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Wonder Dynamics co-founder Nikola Todorovic joins Disrupt 2025 | TechCrunch
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24d ago
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, held from October 27–29 in San Francisco, will feature Nikola Todorovic, co-founder of Wonder Dynamics, on the AI Stage. Todorovic, now part of Autodesk, developed a groundbreaking AI platform, Autodesk Flow Studio, which streamlines the integration of 3D characters into live-action films. The event gathers 10,000+ tech leaders to explore AI's creative and technical future, with discussions on generative tools, ethical design, and future creator workflows.
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New York is in, San Francisco is very much out for tech workers relocating
Business Insider
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1y ago
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The greater New York City area attracted the highest number of relocating tech workers last year, surpassing San Francisco, according to a SignalFire report. Despite some workers leaving the city, New York experienced a net gain in talent. The most common destination for tech workers leaving San Francisco was New York. Additionally, the report highlighted Austin and Los Angeles as popular cities for tech workers to relocate to. Meanwhile, the San Francisco Bay area saw its tech pool shrink the most, followed by Seattle and Boston. The cost of living was cited as a factor, but NYC's burgeoning tech scene was also a major driver.
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Meta employees are back in the office three days a week as part of new mandate
Startup News FYI
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1y ago
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Meta (formerly Facebook) has implemented a return-to-office mandate, requiring employees to work from company offices at least three days a week. This policy, which doesn't affect current remote workers, aims to support those who choose to work from the office. Meta initially embraced remote work during the pandemic but now follows other tech giants in calling employees back to physical offices, citing improved in-person collaboration as a factor.
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Save $900 on Disrupt 2025 tickets before prices rise on May 25 | TechCrunch
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2m ago
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 offers significant savings on tickets, available until May 25. The event, running from October 27-29 in San Francisco, will host industry leaders across more than 250 sessions, focusing on innovation and technology. Attendees can engage in expert discussions, explore AI, and participate in the Startup Battlefield 200 competition. With opportunities for networking and learning, the event promises insights into the tech industry's future trends and developments.
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San Francisco Bay Area Leads in Tech Funding with $44B
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1y ago
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The San Francisco Bay Area remains the top destination for tech funding in the US, attracting over $44.8 billion in investments over the past year. Leading venture capital firms like Sequoia and Khosla Ventures have played a significant role in fueling this growth. Additionally, the Bay Area has increased its market share during this period.
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What you won’t want to miss at the 20th Disrupt in October | TechCrunch
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2m ago
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 offers a chance to engage with over 10,000 innovative tech minds from October 27-29 in San Francisco. Attendees can experience startup pitches for a $100,000 prize and insights from influential leaders like Astro Teller and Raquel Urtasun. The event promises 250+ sessions, six stages of industry dialogue, Braindates, and networking opportunities. Early Bird tickets offer significant savings, but they expire on May 25 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
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Just 3 days left to save up to $900 on your Disrupt 2025 pass | TechCrunch
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2m ago
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 is approaching, offering significant discounts on event tickets until May 25. Attendees can save up to $900 or purchase an additional pass at 90% off. The event, celebrating its 20th anniversary, takes place October 27–29 in San Francisco. It features renowned speakers and focuses heavily on AI, with multiple stages dedicated to startup growth, space technology, and public company transitions. Participants can connect with global tech leaders and witness the Startup Battlefield 200 competition.
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