Silicon Valley Braces for Life After New Tech Bubble

Bloomberg: San Francisco officials are drafting an “economic resiliency plan” to ensure the city of 865,000 can better withstand a financial earthquake akin to the one that roiled global markets in 2008 and left some U.S. cities on the verge of economic ruin. San Francisco leaders are still haunted by memories of the dot-com bubble of the early 2000s and the Great Recession, which caused the largest collapse in state revenues on record.