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• Airbnb, DoorDash and Affirm filed this month to go public and are expected to add billions of dollars to that total.

• In 2020, having raised just $550,000 from investors such as Atlanta Ventures in total since its founding since 2013, some of Calendly’s would-be suitors have casually valued the company “well north” of $1 billion, says Awotona.

• In 2019, R&D in hydrogen globally was roughly $800 million—out of $20 billion in total—less than half the amount marked out for fossil fuels.

• Einstein continued to push Mach’s view for several years after publishing general relativity in 1915, living in total denial of the fact that his own theory went against it.

• My second largest investment is total stock market index funds, where I’ve also been making money from the Big Six this year, but where their influence is smaller than the S&P funds.

• Fines and court fees for the year in this city of just 21,000 people totaled $2,635,400.

• At the end of the night, sales reportedly totaled $38.8 million for the DiCaprio Foundation's conservation efforts.

• The “Harlem Shake” videos, meanwhile, have totaled over 175 million YouTube views and counting.

• While Kelley will not provide an estimate, she says she believes the emails totaled in the hundreds.

• But for all of 2012, originations totaled $524 billion, a 47 percent increase from $357 billion worth of new mortgages in 2011.

• I'd totaled about three hours of sleep, and even three cups of the Turk's caffeine mud failed to jump-start my brain.