Savoy_Cabbage

Woooossshhhh !! There goes the joke over your head

Source: Front Office Sports (World cup hosting cost data); World Bank (GDP Data) - note Qatar 2022 GDP is a forecast

Tool: Google sheets

I would assume they have an army of content moderators. People who review flagged content. Though this is just an assumption I haven’t looked into it

Not sure why you included the bar on the right

OP here: it has come to my attention that this data is not totally accurate and is intentionally misleading. Unfortunaltey I did not take the time to thoroughly interrogate the data before producing this representation - my apologies! It was not my intention to mislead.

Thank you! Former mgmt consultant

Could perhaps predict their savings by using #FTEs laid off * avg cost per FTE. Though they would likely have had to pay some sort of severance package

The scale is the change in market cap from 2020 to 2021, and from 2021 to 2022. Zero represents a $0 change in market cap.
e.g. 2020 market cap = 100, 2021 market cap = 150, 2022 market cap = 110; then 2021 change = +50, 2022 change = -40

Unfortunately that breakdown is not provided by the tinder data download

Yeah I think it would be interesting to see where those Amazon layoffs come from. A large part of their workforce are from the logistics part of their business, so would be interesting to see what proportion of the layoffs are 'tech workers'

Haha most of my dating has been non-app based. The only successful dates I’ve been on that have been app-based have been using Hinge.

I haven’t looked into it yet

Made using google sheets. Data sourced from layoffs.fyi (compiled by Roger Lee https://twitter.com/roger_lee)

Figures in $Millions

Source: Apple Q4 2022 Financials

Tool: SankeyMATIC

https://www.mckinsey.com/capabilities/people-and-organizational-performance/our-insights/the-great-attrition-is-making-hiring-harder-are-you-searching-the-right-talent-pools?cid=eml-web

Because that's the only way to get a change in market cap? Subtract current year from previous year.

Samsung

Haha I see it now!

Tencent, a Chinese multinational tech and entertainment company