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Jeremy Stoppelman
Yelp
@jeremys
Co-founder and CEO of Yelp. YIMBY. Pro pedestrians, bikes, and transit.
San Francisco
Joined May 2007
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    Today, Yelp filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google. For years, Google illegally abused its monopoly in general search to dominate the local search and local search advertising markets. 1/2
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    How @Google is destroying American society exhibit A. If user engagement & growth at all costs is your business model this is what your algorithms automatically push to people.
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    Haha thanks @SiliconHBO for the drone dropped pizza 😜
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    Most office workers are never coming back to an office and the ramifications are enormous. Let’s dive in 🧵
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    San Francisco's Prop K Facts: Great Highway closes 1-2 months out of the year for sand removal. The southern stretch will close for good in 2025. Prop K transforms a failing road into a coastal oasis that restores our environment. Vote Yes on Prop K! shorturl.at/bjskS
    Great Highway falling into the ocean
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    A person was struck by a human driver in SF which is having a record year for pedestrian deaths (including a 4 yo in a stroller 2 weeks ago) and @nytimes chooses to highlight a brief ambulance delay. AVs have killed 0 people in SF, sorry NYTimes you’ve lost the plot.
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    Google says stop pushing App downloads yet its own teams push apps using same "bad" designs. googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2015/07/google…
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    My note to all @Yelp employees this morning...
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    Today, I shared with our teams that the future of work @Yelp is remote. It’s best for our employees, and for our business. 🧵 blog.yelp.com/news/the-futur…
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    An Open Letter to States Considering Imposing Discrimination Laws officialblog.yelp.com/2015/03/an-ope…
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    I’ve been on the lookout for troubled CRE and saw an interesting story yesterday…🧵 1/7
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    Just read a bank’s economic outlook and not a single mention of the massive office space overhang 🧐. Lots of money in these building fueled by debt (sold by banks). Leases not getting renewed, income on these dropping that will trigger waves of defaults. A “big short moment”?
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    Did you know there was, once, major opposition to the Golden Gate Bridge and Crissy Field? “Supporting this oceanside park is the right side of history”