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Gad’s Newsletter 47 implied HN points 16 Oct 23
  1. Starbucks is focusing on speeding up their service and expanding variety due to advancements in technology.
  2. Online ordering at Starbucks emphasizes speed and customization, leading to more complex order customization.
  3. Starbucks is investing heavily in tech to offer faster service, more choices, and high personalization to customers.
SFEDup 0 implied HN points 01 May 23
  1. Enrollment in SFUSD is down by almost 4,000 students (7.6%) since before the pandemic.
  2. Charter schools overall saw a 5.8% decrease in enrollment, with variations among individual schools.
  3. Cohort survival rates have recovered since the pandemic, but future enrollment projections for SFUSD are challenging due to declining birth rates and migration trends.
CyberSecurityMew 0 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. Aerospacex completed a multi-million yuan financing round led by listed companies and strategic shareholders in the industrial sector, including the company's founder and core executives.
  2. The funding aims to enhance operational cash flow, invest more in data security sandbox technology, recruit technical talents, and expand collaboration for industry solutions, particularly in banking and central state-owned enterprise sectors.
  3. Aerospacex plans to focus on data security sandboxes for future technical foundation, intensify research, and development, collaborate with industry vendors, leverage shareholder resources to enhance market share in critical sectors.
Dr.John B’s Newsletter 0 implied HN points 01 May 24
  1. Coca-Cola has been able to increase prices and gain market share due to the strength of its brands, leading to revenue and profit growth.
  2. The company saw a significant boost in organic revenue in the first quarter of 2024, exceeding analyst estimates and leading to an increase in full-year growth forecast.
  3. Sales of Coca-Cola products were affected by the war in Gaza, with volume growth impacted in the first quarter and uncertainty about future impacts.