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What if the next big thing never quite becomes the next big thing?

I've been pondering that question lately while thinking about the metaverse. It was tech's buzziest topic for much of 2021 and 2022—according to many, the future of computing for sure, and maybe the future of life itself.

Recently, though, the metaverse buzz has subsided. Google Trends, which tracks search terms over time, shows interest in the term having peaked around the time Mark Zuckerberg staked Facebook's future on building an immersive 3D world and adopted Meta as the company's new corporate identity. Since then, metaverse search activity has tumbled back to roughly where it was in the first place.

Now, fascination with a tech category subsiding isn't proof that it's destined to fade away forever. The decades-old field of AI is famous for going through multiple "winters" when pessimism over its prospects reigned. Today, AI is busily changing the world in ways—both good and bad—that even the experts might not have predicted.

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DC is the new SF. Following a brutal season of layoffs in Silicon Valley, San Francisco is losing its crown as the hottest job market for software programmers and developers to the swamp, as folks outside the beltway unkindly refer to our nation's capital. Some 3,815 tech jobs were listed in the Washington, D.C. region at the end of last year, according to workplace data firm Vertis AI, while San Francisco saw just 2,369 postings — meaning techies will soon be flocking some 2,400 miles across the country to chase new jobs.

Along the way, we're sure at least a handful will think up a new, unnecessarily-convoluted business that purports to solve all the inefficiencies of U-Haul while inevitably creating an entirely new stack of thoroughly annoying problems.

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The NFL is throwing an international Hail Mary.

The deadly earthquakes in Turkey and Syria

Tuesday, emergency workers in Turkey and Syria worked through freezing temperatures to pull survivors from the rubble of a powerful earthquake that has killed over 7,000 people.

A 7.8 magnitude earthquake destroyed thousands of buildings in both countries early Monday. Relief agencies emphasized the need for aid in northwestern Syria, where millions already faced a humanitarian crisis.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared a three-month state of emergency to provide relief to the worst affected regions.

Thousands of rescuers have reached the impacted area but collapsed roads have hampered some humanitarian efforts.

CMS Approves Suppression of the 2022 Performance Period Quality Measure #238: Use of High-Risk Medications in Older Adults for the Clinical Quality Measure (CQM) Collection Type

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) published the 2022 Performance Period Suppressed and Truncated MIPS Quality Measures List (PDF) announcing that quality measure 238: Use of High-Risk Medications in Older Adults will be suppressed for the 2022 performance period within the MIPS CQM collection type.

During the annual measure revision process, a second submission criteria was added to the measure. As part of the revision, the Quality Data Codes (QDCs) utilized for Performance Met (G9367) and Performance Not Met (G9368) in Submission Criteria 1 were also included as QDCs for Performance Met and Performance Not Met Numerator Options in Submission Criteria 2, which makes it difficult to differentiate which quality action should be attributed to each submission criteria. As a result, when these specific QDCs are submitted, it isn't known which submission criteria the specific QDCs are applicable to or if each quality action was met. Due to this error, it isn't possible to accurately assess numerator compliance.

Today, I woke up thinking about an egregious example of corporate greed among a public company.

Several years ago I began to follow a company in Canada named Palisades Goldcorp, a resource investment company focused on junior companies in the resource and mining sector. Palisades participates via equity and warrants in pre-initial public offering and early state public resource companies with undeveloped or undervalued high quality projects.

I had forgotten about this company until I saw a news headline yesterday that they would begin trading on the Toronto Venture Exchange today, symbol $PALI.V — Very interested, I did a little further research last night.

As I typically will do when researching a potential investment idea, I dove right into some of the recent company filings. I always jump immediately to the Executive Compensation section in a filing before doing any further research.

In the case of Palisades, this saved me a lot of time.

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Andy Murray plays his first match of 2024 this morning in Brisbane. Speaking beforehand, the 36-year-old said he will retire unless he can improve on last season's performances. Tennis correspondent Simon Briggs says that the 2024 US Open would be the ideal time to call it quits.

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NYE's Champagne has gone flat, but the future's sparkling with promise. We're looking ahead to trends that could shape this year and beyond, including humanoid bots, gene-editing therapies, and brain implants.

Stocks had a winning year, with the S&P 500 up nearly 25% and the techy Nasdaq up 45% — a sharp turnaround from 2022, the market's worst year since '08. Optimism was fueled by cooling inflation, the Fed pausing interest-rate hikes, and expectations of several rate cuts this year. With the US avoiding a predicted recession last year, investors and economists are entering 2024 with higher hopes for a soft landing.

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Landlocked Ethiopia's determination to gain direct passage to the Red Sea has put it on a collision course with neighboring Somalia.

In October, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed identified access to the ocean as a strategic objective and warned that failure to secure it could lead to conflict. He drew rebukes from Somalia, Eritrea and Djibouti, before he toned down his comments.

The issue resurfaced with a bang this week when Ethiopia signed a memorandum of understanding with Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia, that will secure it access to the Red Sea in exchange for an unspecified stake in its flagship carrier, Ethiopian Airlines. Detailed negotiations will be concluded in a month, said Redwan Hussein, Abiy's national-security adviser.

The deal will give Ethiopia the right to facilities on the Gulf of Aden that can be used as a military base and for commercial purposes for 50 years, and it will be able to access them via a corridor leased from Somaliland, according to the region's president, Muse Bihi Abdi.

Somalia considers Somaliland an integral part of its territory and the accord has infuriated its government — it described Ethiopia's actions as illegal and recalled its ambassador to Addis Ababa for consultations.

Welcome to 2024, and to a very special edition of Term Sheet.

In a longstanding tradition for this newsletter, we ask readers to weigh in on what the coming year will bring for the private markets. This year, I've received an unprecedented number of responses—more than 170 predictions. So we've decided to allocate the whole first week of January to the Crystal Ball (yay!).

To kick things off, we're going to take an overarching look at the private markets. Will private funds consolidate this year? When will the IPO markets reopen? And how many unicorns will go extinct? Then later in the week we'll zero in on specific sectors such as AI, crypto, cybersecurity, and more.

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The deal will also have economic repercussions for Djibouti, which Ethiopia currently traverses via road and rail to access the ocean. Ethiopia lost direct access to the sea in 1993, when Eritrea gained independence after a three-decade war.

While the risk of armed conflict is low given that Somalia's military capabilities have been sapped by its protracted fight against Islamist insurgent group al-Shabab, it can't be ruled out given the region's volatile history.

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Authorizing the enforcement of subpoenas issued by the Chairs of the Committees on Oversight and Accountability, Ways and Means, or the Judiciary as part of the inquiry into whether sufficient grounds exist for the House of Representatives to exercise its Constitutional power to impeach Joseph Biden, President of the United States of America, and for other purposes. (12/13/2023 legislative day)