Tech Leaders Fled San Francisco During the Pandemic. Now, They're Coming Back.
Founders and investors who ditched the Bay Area for Miami and elsewhere are returning to a boom in artificial intelligence and an abundance of tech talent.
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Founders and investors who ditched the Bay Area for Miami and elsewhere are returning to a boom in artificial intelligence and an abundance of tech talent.
After a pandemic-induced exodus from San Francisco by founders, Silicon Valley figures, and tech executives, there is a notable return to the city, driven by its resurgence as a hub for emerging tech.
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Day One Ventures Business Insider The cratering economy at the start of the pandemic led to a dropoff in funding rounds for seed-stage companies, according to deals databases PitchBook, Crunchbase, and CBInsights. But anecdotally, early-stage investors say they can barely keep up with their deal flow. One reason for the discrepancy is that startups are calling their seed rounds by another name, based on their size. Another is that deal pace picked up in the last part of the year, not yet reflected in the data. So all signs point ...