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Assertion Supported
Uber dropped Google Maps for Foursquare to power venue search
“If you use Uber and you say, like, I, you know, please pick me up at the, you know, Regency Cinema in Tribeca and take me to the Starbucks on 27th street, rather than typing addresses, That's all powered by Foursquare's global data set and they moved off Googl…”
Assertion Supported
Foursquare Predicted Chipotle's Q1 Sales Drop Within 0.3% Using Location Data
“We went on CNBC a couple weeks before Chipotle's Q-one earnings, and I said in two weeks they're gonna report their earnings, and you're gonna see same store sales down 30% in the United States post the E. Coli scale. And they were like, why should we trust yo…”
Assertion Supported
Apple used Foursquare data to improve international maps after botched rollout
“Apple had a few problems with their map rollout, as you may have heard. And so you know, they came to us to try to improve the map data set around the world outside the U.S.”
Assertion Supported
Foursquare location technology powers Apple Maps, Uber, Bing, and 100,000 others
“We power a lot of the location inside Bing. We power a lot of Apple Maps around the world. If you search in Uber or Tencent, Pinterest, and Snapchat, Samsung, Twitter, Garmin, these are among the 100,000 companies that now are using this technology set.”
Assertion Partly supported
Glueck: Foursquare outpredicted Wall Street on iPhone 6s launch sales
“When we predicted Apple the first weekend of sales for the iPhone six S, and at the time Wall Street consensus was you know, around 11 to twelve million units the first weekend, and we said it would be 13 to 14, and they came out over 13.”
Assertion Supported
Foursquare tracks 200 million points of interest across 190 countries
“We operate in a 190 countries globally, You know, two hundred million global POI, or places of interest”
Assertion Supported
Foursquare Predicted Black Friday Retail Drop Within 0.2% Using Store Traffic Data
“We predicted that retail shopping Black Friday weekend would be down three and a half percent watching store traffic in the six weeks leading up to Black Friday last year. NRF came out after the weekend said it was down 3.7%.”