Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Monday, November 30th, 2020. I'm Brian McCullough.

Today, Door Dash lines up for its IPO and seems to be cresting the wave perfectly.

AirB&B is right behind it, swelling a bit as well.

Salesforce looks like it will be buying slack as soon as tomorrow.

The UK finally officially bans Huawei, the monster computer display. The

monster computer display I want very badly and remembrance of Tony Shea gone tragically way too soon.

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech. A whole bunch of big financial

news today. First up we've got the filing for DoorDash's IPO this week. The company is looking to raise 2.8 billion dollars at an implied

valuation of up to 32 billion dollars which is notable because at its last private valuation, Door Dash was valued

this past June at only 16 billion dollars.

So it's clear that they seem to be cresting the wave at exactly the right time.

They plan to list shares in a 75 to 85 dollar window, so if you want to play along at home,

those are the dollar markers to keep in mind this week.

Reminder of why suddenly DoorDash is looking so swell, quoting CMBC.

DoorDash reported $1.9 billion in revenue for the nine months ended September 30th.

That's up from 587 million dollars during the same period last year.

As its revenue grew, DoorDash also narrowed its net loss to $ 149 million over the same period in 2020.

In 2019, Door Dash had a net loss of $533 million over the nine month period.

Doordash is set to join competitors Grub Hub and Uber on the public markets.

Doordash has the lead in US market share among them,

with 49% of meal delivery sales in September compared with

Uber's 22% and Grub Hub's 20% according to analytics firm second measure and

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