While nearly everyone will agree that the San Francisco area (Silicon Valley) is at the top of the technology startup food chain followed closely by New York City (Silicon Alley), Seattle has been emerging over the last half-decade as a real player in the startup world. It’s much cheaper to live and employ people there and the talent pool is comparable.
Will we start to see more companies growing roots up north?
Via: Seattle Nissan. Hat Tip: Automotive SEO
(Source: dealers)
There are many reasons to buy a new car - the smell, the peace of mind, the complete ownership - but is it really the smartest move?
This infographic by our friends at ShowroomLogic puts it all in perspective for us and breaks down the true costs and depreciation averages of buying a new car.
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