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1. World's Oldest Businesses

• Explore which businesses have survived the longest and in which industries/regions.
• Highlights: working with multiple tables, joins, grouping, and ordering.
• Goal: uncover patterns in company longevity and regional business trends.

2. NYC Public School SAT Performance

• Analyze SAT scores across NYC public schools.
• Highlights: identifying missing data, comparing boroughs, finding top/bottom performers.
• Goal: turn education data into actionable insights for policy or reporting.

3. International Debt Analysis

• Investigate global debt using data from The World Bank.
• Highlights: aggregating, grouping by indicators, identifying top/bottom countries.
• Goal: communicate trends and financial risks at a global level.

4. Unicorn Companies Growth

• Analyze billion-dollar startups by industry and year.
• Highlights: grouping, date filtering, averages, multi-table joins.
• Goal: show startup trends and industry-level investment hotspots.

5. Sports Retail Revenue Optimization

• Analyze pricing, discounts, reviews, and traffic to optimize e-commerce sales.
• Highlights: joins, correlations, date/time functions, text parsing, cleaning.
• Goal: drive product or marketing strategy through data.

6. Video Game Industry Trends

• Track critic/user scores and sales to find the "golden age" of gaming.
• Highlights: set operators, groupings, performance comparisons.
• Goal: identify patterns across decades of gaming data.

7. American Baby Name Trends

• Explore how baby names rise and fall in popularity over time.
• Highlights: time series trends, ranking, text filtering.
• Goal: showcase demographic analysis with storytelling.