To summarize: The rich and unprofitable become richer and (perhaps) more unprofitable.
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"We just don't see how profitable or unprofitable that business is," he told CNBC, adding that he suspects Alibaba is unprofitable.
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The herd sours on unprofitable unicorns again Wasabi CEO David Friend looks at why venture and private equity funds have been chasing unprofitable unicorns, and why they've soured on those unicorns lately.
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A month earlier, Lidl gave up on China as unprofitable.
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The company also suffered from unprofitable cement and lime operations.
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The models are complex, asset intense and as yet unprofitable.
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"We make it unprofitable for the bad actors," Gillis said.
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Wages there also tend to be low, making automation unprofitable.
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Uber is unprofitable, booking a $1.8 billion loss in 2018.
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But the company's unprofitable reality has since sapped investor enthusiasm.
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However both companies — founded just two years ago — remain unprofitable.
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Expensing incents critical capital investment that would otherwise be unprofitable.
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Both Uber and its main US rival, Lyft, remain unprofitable.
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Although Uber's debut is hotly anticipated, the company remains unprofitable.
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And it remains unprofitable, having lost $24 million last year.
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" He added, "Mining becomes progressively more difficult, and eventually unprofitable.
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Retailers are gaining from finding new uses for unprofitable stores.
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And while Uber is unprofitable, its revenue has been growing.
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And while Uber is unprofitable, its revenue has been growing.
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In turn, that means that your company is super unprofitable.
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Now, it's where they raise millions to fund unprofitable ideas.
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It may just make it less unprofitable, Mr. McNutt said.
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Sears has been closing unprofitable stores to stop the bleeding.
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Twitter was unprofitable when it listed on the stock market.
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While not rare for a young company to be unprofitable, it is less common for an unprofitable company only five years old to ask for as whopping a valuation as Snap is aiming for.
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At that time, it said it would close 142 unprofitable stores.
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It's a far cry from the days when Amazon was unprofitable.
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The company said in February it planned to close unprofitable stores.
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The reason they're unprofitable often has to do with regulatory approvals.
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Beyond a certain point, it could render the whole enterprise unprofitable.
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Rent controls also make it unprofitable to build in many places.
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If a project still looks unprofitable, it could be discarded altogether.
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If the bank was right, such a trade should be unprofitable.
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It has also closed unprofitable stores and expanded its online business.
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But it's unprofitable, reporting a loss of $112 million in 2017.
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The news comes as Sears continues to shed its unprofitable stores.
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And while revenue is quickly growing, they are also significantly unprofitable.
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TC: There are concerns over the fact that Chewy remains unprofitable.
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A decreased appetite for unprofitable companies is hurting the companies shares.
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The company closed unprofitable locations while investing in stores that worked.
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The fact prediction markets are unprofitable isn't itself a big deal.
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Remember: Slack remains unprofitable, like many of its Silicon Valley peers.
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Other startups are similarly unprofitable, according to an analysis by PitchBook.
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But in recent years, Sweden's nuclear reactors have become starkly unprofitable.
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The big picture: But that doesn't mean it's an unprofitable niche.
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Kroger is letting go of old models that have proven unprofitable.
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Barra and her lieutenants have spent the last two years pushing a strategy to exit unprofitable markets in Europe and developing markets, restructuring money-losing operations in South Korea, and killing unprofitable car lines in North America.
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Firms are encouraged to bail out unprofitable businesses that carry political clout.
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At that time, the company said it would close 142 unprofitable stores.
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Here is a simple example of how that renders certain loans unprofitable.
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It shut down the company seven years afterward because it was unprofitable.
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It found that 42 percent of global coal capacity is already unprofitable.
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Not only are new market entrants universally unprofitable, most have zero revenue.
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It's an unprofitable shop, but it has a clear path to profitability.
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While Facebook is somewhat of a money-making machine, Twitter is unprofitable.
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Thought bubble by Axios' Dan Primack: Pinterest is consumer-focused and unprofitable.
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It is pursuing higher-margin internet customers rather than unprofitable video subscribers.
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Their core products — private vehicles acting as taxis — are still famously unprofitable.
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But it closed its efforts down after less than two unprofitable years.
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Turkish police have made the migrant trade risky and unprofitable, he says.
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Even if they shutter unprofitable stores, it still hurts them, Cramer argued.
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Amazon (AMZN) is shutting down its unprofitable Quidsi division, operator of Diapers.com.
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SPENDING $3.3 billion on an unprofitable business might seem an undisciplined splurge.
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However, moves in bond yields were so small that trading remained unprofitable.
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Salesforce, which is unprofitable, has a market capitalization of about $48 billion.
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" Amazon: "an unprofitable website dedicated to the destruction of the publishing industry.
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Spotify has plenty of cash on hand, even though it remains unprofitable.
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And I want you to be an unprofitable customer — in everything, always.
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That is raising concerns that underwriting "could become largely unprofitable" in Asia.
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While all indicators are trending upwards MLS remains a largely unprofitable venture.
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Once unprofitable, the Japan operation now expects to be in the black.
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"The days of endless capital for unprofitable businesses" are over, Wilson wrote.
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According to data from PitchBook, unprofitable 2018 IPOs have outperformed profitable ones.
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Why would he want to continue sinking money into an unprofitable team?
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Despite the links to Tencent's popular WeChat messaging app, though, it remains unprofitable.
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Sears said it will continue to close unprofitable stores as their leases expire.
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By nature, because of this policy, banks as a whole are made unprofitable.
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A quick look at his revenue proves exactly how unprofitable that can be.
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As Macy's shutters unprofitable shops, those percentages are expected to grow over time.
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Since 2015, GM has exited unprofitable markets including Europe, South Africa and Russia.
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Go deeper: PetSmart's unprofitable online pet store Chewy to go public this week
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The cloud business is also still unprofitable with the focus still on scaling.
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But why would people trade if their efforts were doomed to be unprofitable?
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The airline is hampered by unprofitable routes and older, less fuel-efficient plans.
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That's because the amount they borrow is comparatively lower and seen as unprofitable.
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Mining companies oppose the proposed revision, which they say would make them unprofitable.
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P&G has been cutting costs and selling unprofitable brands to revive growth.
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The automaker's decisions to exit unprofitable markets have exacerbated problems for GM Korea.
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"Too little demand and too much preparation time make them unprofitable to excavate."
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Any jump in the cost of solar panels could make a project unprofitable.
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AND WE HAVE VERY FEW STORES THAT ARE FULL ALL CASH FLOW UNPROFITABLE.
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Further, Boockvar said that about one-third of Russell 2000 companies are unprofitable.
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Seventeen years after that first unprofitable well, Mitchell's company was in real trouble.
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The big picture: The company says it has more than 100 unprofitable stores.
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They will also make investment in drugs that treat less common diseases unprofitable.
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Intel for a time built ARM chips, too, but that business was unprofitable.
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The firm's most recent financials, for 2018, show that it is still unprofitable.
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Even if the airlines are unprofitable, the argument goes, the economy will gain.
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The big picture: Before this year, unprofitable had been exactly what investors wanted.
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Since 2015, GM has exited unprofitable markets including Europe, South Africa, and Russia.
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But that doesn't mean unprofitable Silicon Valley companies will stop tapping public markets.
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In addition, Walmart's still unprofitable e-commerce business faced other struggles in 2019.
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Imagine if we actually made it unprofitable for Amazon to get this big.
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Fighting a bicoastal war may be unsustainable for the unprofitable ride-hailing companies.
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The bank has said it would dispose of non-strategic and unprofitable units.
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O said on Thursday it was shuttering 103 unprofitable Kmart and Sears stores.
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What good would a medium-sized chain of unprofitable upscale supermarkets do for Amazon?
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"We just don't see how profitable or unprofitable that business is," he told CNBC.
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Then there are "blue-sky" firms that are unprofitable but have explosive sales growth.
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To expand their business, bosses bid low for work that ended up being unprofitable.
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Some farmers have seen water costs go up sharply, making growing certain crops unprofitable.
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Companies said its increased royalties and shortened stability clauses would make their projects unprofitable.
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Fundraising will get more troublesome for some of Southeast Asia's larger unprofitable market leaders.
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The problem: falling sales as Lindt axed poor-selling product lines and unprofitable promotions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese state-backed fund planning to rescue unprofitable Sharp Corp (6753.
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Travis says Uber is profitable in developed world & "massively unprofitable" in the developing world.
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Nonetheless, the new firms will be a drag on the bottom line if unprofitable.
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High growth, highly unprofitable, highly unprecedented: Uber is in a class of its own.
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Since 2015 GM has exited unprofitable markets including Europe, Australia, South Africa and Russia.
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He plans to use the bankruptcy process to shed debt and close unprofitable stores.
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"There was a profitable business that was inside of an unprofitable company," Shah said.
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I mean, there was a profitable business that was inside of an unprofitable company.
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And then decided to expand with venture money into areas that made it unprofitable.
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DocuSign, for example, has been consistently unprofitable before and after its April 2018 IPO.
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Even without expansion bloat, they're too expensive and unprofitable to be fiscally self-sustaining.
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Will public investors be less forgiving than the venture-investing counterparts of unprofitable companies?
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A company like Uber is still dramatically unprofitable, he tries to remind his clients.
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In 2015, for example, Jean Paul Gaultier shuttered its unprofitable ready-to-wear line.
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Silicon Valley's prosperity depends on the bloated valuations of its army of unprofitable unicorns.
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Deals • More unprofitable companies are filing for I.P.O.s — and investors don't seem to care.
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Over all, the businesses outside Alibaba's core commerce business were unprofitable in the quarter.
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Michaelis oversaw the company's plan to cut costs and reduce exposure to unprofitable markets.
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Still, it may be the least appreciated, most unprofitable subway system in the country.
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Some unprofitable contracts may have to be re-tendered, raising the cost for taxpayers.
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Cost-cutting efforts and exiting unprofitable overseas operations should also help reduce earnings volatility.
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Since 2015, GM has exited unprofitable markets including Europe, Australia, South Africa and Russia.
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Unprofitable IPOs have beaten the market about 47% of the time, according to Bloomberg.
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Twitter has also been consistently unprofitable, losing a cumulative $2 billion since going public.
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How concerned are you about how unprofitable all the companies in this market are?
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But its U.S. production business was unprofitable for the third year in a row.
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The company has historically been unprofitable, but recently posted two quarters in the black.
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It has only four unprofitable stores, according to a separate report by Cowen and Company.
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However, since early June, shipping gasoline has become unprofitable due to bloated East Coast inventories.
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Things have not improved since going public, as the company has continued to be unprofitable.
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From there, despite rapid growth of QQ, Tencent remained unprofitable for the next three years.
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In any case, price caps set by the government have rendered most agricultural production unprofitable.
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Firms ceased subsidising unprofitable sales and concentrated on limiting their losses, which dented overall sales.
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Insurers say "gaming the system" has created an unprofitable mix of healthy and sick customers.
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It would make them more unprofitable to classify them as W-2 employees, not contractors.
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The firm remains deeply, deeply unprofitable, consuming hundreds of millions of cash quarterly to grow.
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The company was fast growing, structurally unprofitable, and paid for sales by overspending on advertising.
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We'll have dozens of streaming services, but there will be dozens that are highly unprofitable.
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But the bigger worry today is that they stick to current policy and become unprofitable.
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Several of the most unprofitable operations have also been closed or downsized over the years.
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Fitch, a ratings agency, said the tax made Swedish nuclear plants unprofitable at current prices.
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Deliveroo remains unprofitable as it expands into new markets, according to its most recent earnings.
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Sears has meanwhile been selling off its unprofitable stores as another way to raise cash.
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Since Oyo is currently unprofitable, you might ask how that $10 billion valuation was reached.
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One of the sources said that the move was because the venture had proved unprofitable.
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This is doable for Uber, but it will involve raising prices and exiting unprofitable markets.
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Another 85033 stores that are deemed unprofitable will close by the end of the year.
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This subjugation of market forces means there is a heightened risk of projects proving unprofitable.
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Uber, the highest-valued private technology company, has rapidly growing revenue but remains highly unprofitable.
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Sears tried things like opening small-format shops, shuttering unprofitable locations and selling off brands.
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Unable to meet production deadlines, the company became unprofitable for the first time last year.
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Leaders at Sharp were slow to adapt, doubling down on investments in increasingly unprofitable businesses.
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The business is unprofitable, losing $3.9 million last year, compared to $5.9 million in 2015.
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Since 2014, unprofitable companies have accounted for more than 90% of all healthcare IPOs completed.
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Earlier this month, the company said it was closing 103 unprofitable Kmart and Sears stores.
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Sears Holdings will close another 46 unprofitable Sears and Kmart stores in November, reports Bloomberg.
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Many unprofitable companies could be profitable if they switched their focus from growth to profit.
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Those performances have raised questions about investor appetite for fast-growing but unprofitable tech firms.
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Unless mayors and cities take action, the industry will largely ignore unprofitable, low-income neighborhoods.
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The rapid decline raises questions about investors' appetite for fast-growing but unprofitable tech companies.
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Uber, like Lyft, is deeply unprofitable and isn't expected to make a profit anytime soon.
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It follows last month's I.P.O. of Lyft, the ride-hailing company, which is deeply unprofitable.
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State-controlled banks have been funneling big loans to wasteful, chronically unprofitable state-run companies.
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Snap's stock has fallen below its initial public offering price, and the company remains unprofitable.
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UberEats stands out even from the rest of the company's fast-growing — and unprofitable — business.
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Banks would no doubt oppose such a move, saying it would make certain businesses unprofitable.
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Given that it is certainly unprofitable, the opening of a new funding avenue was welcome.
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Last year, unprofitable companies that went public fared better than profitable ones, according to Recode.
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But the automaker's decision to exit other unprofitable markets have exacerbated problems for GM Korea.
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Many investors had already grown wary of the transcendent visions of these young, unprofitable businesses.
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The unprofitable Canopy was a $55 million drag on Constellation's earnings, according to Credit Suisse.
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It seemed unusually expensive considering Club Med was unprofitable, last paying a dividend in 2001.
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The younger Shin has pledged to shut down unprofitable businesses and has unwound circular shareholdings.
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Sewing had already said he wanted to reduce unprofitable areas, such as US rates trading.
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They said the policies proved to be unprofitable and did not drive the company's growth.
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Some argue that it overreached itself, taking on too many risky contracts that proved unprofitable.
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"Regulations make domestic flights unprofitable," said Nicola Furnari of travel and tourism industry association Avavit.
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Like many of its tech peers, Slack's revenue is growing, but the company remains unprofitable.
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It's all but official: Unprofitable companies are struggling to win over investors on Wall Street.
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But a number also are deeply unprofitable, and in some cases, their growth was slowing.
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It required member states to stop subsidizing unprofitable coal companies before the beginning of 2019.
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A spokesman confirmed that Uber will be unprofitable overall, although some cities may break even.
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SoftBank has taken unprofitable companies, pumped them full of borrowed money to turn them into larger, still unprofitable companies, and hoped that with SoftBank's influx of cash, they can undercut market rates, monopolize an industry, jack the prices back up, and make off like bandits.
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But for smaller firms, every day that this position is unprofitable makes holding the space costlier.
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In contrast, Uber's core product is hugely unprofitable, having generated losses of $2.8 billion in 2016.
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Like many of its tech peers, Slack's revenue is growing fast, but the company remains unprofitable.
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Owners of unprofitable coal-fired power plants have shuttered them at a record rate in 2018.
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Seritage made a similar announcement in September, when Sears terminated the leases on 261 unprofitable stores.
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Expect the percentage to only grow, as all five of this week's expected IPOs are unprofitable.
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The S&P 500 won't include unprofitable companies, which is why Tesla isn't in the index.
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Like Lyft, Uber is a deeply unprofitable company that loses money on every trip it performs.
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Casper's debut is another sign that going public as an unprofitable company can be a disaster.
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Cloudera is a deeply unprofitable company with a history of both losses and quickly expanding revenue.
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Consolidation should allow the two firms to remove any unprofitable overlap in their routes and operations.
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The business is unprofitable, losing $3.9 million in for 2016, compared to $5.9 million in 2015.
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Meanwhile, the number of unprofitable farms jumped to 1.15 million, after falling between 2007 and 2012.
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At present Chinese tech companies cannot list at home if they are unprofitable or incorporated overseas.
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As CNBC previously reported, Amazon has been more aggressively blocking ads for unprofitable products this year.
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So, as the firm grows, we can safely deduce that it's an increasingly unprofitable affair. Mostly.
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An attempt to rescue Kenya Airways, the unprofitable national carrier, may have stalled as a result.
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He has vowed to reduce costs, kill off unprofitable service contracts and sell "non-core" businesses.
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And attacking the bottom of the stack is challenging as well …and relatively unprofitable at that.
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It is unprofitable, but the co-founders say they have had a few break-even months.
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The U.S. automaker has pulled out of unprofitable operations in Europe and countries such as India.
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Uber is also unprofitable, and in 220 lost $21.2 billion before taxes, depreciation and other expenses.
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In fact, vast, nationalised, unprofitable and undercapitalised, it remains a menace to the world's biggest economy.
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So the price hike offers us clues about Amazon's approach to its still unprofitable retail business.
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The bank said earlier this month that it would remain unprofitable for the next two years.
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So, if American Golf proves unprofitable, Fortress still collects fees from Newcastle, while avoiding major losses.
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The latest stores deemed unprofitable by Sears will be shuttered by early October, the company said.
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Strava is currently unprofitable, so Park said that is her primary goal for her first year.
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Yet it has never been unprofitable, and around the halfway mark it began, unaccountably, to improve.
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If Amazon's approach to tablet pricing sounds unprofitable, that is because it is, at least directly.
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Study authors argue this money encourages companies to drill oil fields that would otherwise be unprofitable.
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Chains like J.C. Penney and Macy&aposs are closing unprofitable stores, and Bon-Ton Stores Inc.
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It's still unprofitable, but revenue climbed from $116 million in 2016 to $162 million in 2017.
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Despite the massive engagement it generates, it remains operationally unprofitable, people familiar with Hotstar's finances said.
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What we do know: Tilray remains unprofitable, reporting a net loss of $7.8 million last year.
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Thrive Market is unprofitable, but Green said the startup is now break-even on product sales.
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The unprofitable online software company relies heavily on its stock to make acquisitions and pay employees.
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There has been a mountain of press lately about how investors are souring on unprofitable unicorns.
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Henry Schwartz, the owner of Elmhurst Dairy, closed the plant in 2016, citing an unprofitable business.
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Memebox has 550 employees and more than $100 million in annual sales, but it is unprofitable.
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Some will survive, but many may not be able to withstand a period of being unprofitable.
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The catch: Virgin Galactic is currently unprofitable and is expected to continue losing money through 2021.
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The move will help the heavily funded yet still unprofitable venture-backed media company cut costs.
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In some instances, Macy's is closing entire stores (roughly 100 in total) that it deems unprofitable.
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But the stocks of only 41% of all unprofitable firms rose during the same time frame.
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Panasonic is working to move away from unprofitable businesses as it struggles to drive profit growth.
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Nigeria last year hiked offshore oil royalties - changes companies said rendered billions in planned investments unprofitable.
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Though Walmart's grocery business has been fueling digital sales, the e-commerce business is still unprofitable.
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Investors have questioned whether some of these companies, which are mostly unprofitable, can ever make money.
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The stock listing comes during a tough couple of months for hotly watched and unprofitable IPOs.
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Its operations are marred by an unprofitable international route network and a fleet of inefficient planes.
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The question is how long should a company be unprofitable to goad sales and drive revenues?
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On the downside, these popular business ventures are still unprofitable for many people involved with them.
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After exiting unprofitable overseas markets, Chief Executive Mary Barra has to slim down at home, too.
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Murray has called on Trump to arrange an emergency bailout to keep open unprofitable coal plants.
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Nigeria last year hiked offshore oil royalties - changes companies said rendered billions in planned investments unprofitable.
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Unshackled from the unprofitable moonshots, its balance sheet and steady ads business growth has reassured investors.
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Still, Pinduoduo remains unprofitable, and critics accuse it of essentially buying revenue with heavy marketing spending.
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But the remaining two-thirds were unprofitable in terms of individual plans that year, the study found.
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While Sears has been proactive in shuttering unprofitable stores, Penney's has been slower to trim its fleet.
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The FDIC noted the share of unprofitable banks in 2016, 4.2 percent, was the lowest since 1995.
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Analysts expect Unichem to use the proceeds from the deal to ramp up its unprofitable international business.
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Antitrust authorities can't force private businesses to run unprofitable airlines indefinitely just because that's convenient for consumers.
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Airbnb was unprofitable during the first nine months of 2019, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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GM has since 2015 exited unprofitable markets in rapid succession, including Europe, Australia, South Africa and Russia.
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Until a few years ago it was unprofitable to produce oil from shale in the United States.
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Instead, it went for something closer to what unprofitable current-era SaaS companies would be content with.
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Maktoob eventually shut down in 2014 as part of Yahoo's long road of winding down unprofitable operations.
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One-tenth of their offshoots are now unprofitable "zombie" firms, kept on life support through cross-shareholdings.
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Ghosn cut more than 20173,000 jobs, abandoning unprofitable car models, cutting adrift suppliers, and shutting down plants.
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The unprofitable company reports nearly $228 billion in revenue for 212, compared to $218 billion in 2016.
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In selling unprofitable assets, Sears has said it hopes to raise liquidity and get back to profitability.
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"They're dangerous, they're aging, they're unprofitable and they should close," Ms. Azulay said of the nuclear plants.
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The WSJ found that after the second year the returns of unprofitable companies gradually declined even further.
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The plan also appears to be an attempt to monetize Messenger, Facebook's popular, but unprofitable, chat app.
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Buyers, though, had a hard time grappling with expensive private market valuations attached to unprofitable retail companies.
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The company is still unprofitable, and there is no obvious publicly traded peer to compare it with.
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Tesla has been unprofitable through most of its life as a public company, dating back to 2010.
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Most "unprofitable" startups today can't get a corporate credit card from a bank in India, for instance.
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Only 5 percent have made the cut to become Spacious spaces, said the company, which is unprofitable.
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While the transportation colossus is growing quickly, it has been highly unprofitable and has burned through money.
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It is behind the (unprofitable) tech companies familiar to so many of us: Uber. Slack. WeWork. DoorDash.
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Uber's chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, has focused on paring back the unprofitable segments of the company's business.
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But the company's debut was a test of investor appetite for fast-growing but unprofitable tech companies.
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Tanking prices have made it unprofitable for many U.S. firms to to remain active, analysts have said.
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Then, just as suddenly, Wall Street signaled it had reached its limit for tolerating wildly unprofitable businesses.
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Roku is still unprofitable and has amassed $244 million in losses since it was founded in 2002.
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They are offering just a 13% premium, in cash, which values the unprofitable Line at $11.5 billion.
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Investors have been grousing about how unprofitable Snap is and how its number of users appears small.
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Why then do SoftBank's portfolio companies need so much growth capital, yet remain unprofitable for so long?
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Lotte has been restructuring its operations, and has closed unprofitable stores in the past couple of years.
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The company's IPO pricing comes during a modestly uncertain time for unprofitable companies looking to go public.
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Both Lyft and Uber are still unprofitable and depend on private investment capital to fund their operations.
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After all, it's just the latest in a string of unprofitable tech darlings to pursue an IPO.
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Really, it was true for any major financial decision: delaying decisions often leaves you unprotected and unprofitable.
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New York (CNN Business)Yet another unprofitable company is struggling to win over investors on Wall Street.
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Wainwright said the company makes money on each item it sells, but the overall business is unprofitable.
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Revenue growth stalled as consumers tired of the flash model while the business remained unprofitable, sources said.
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I think it's always going to be there unless you can make it completely unprofitable to grow.
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Last year, the biggest tech IPO was Line, an unprofitable messaging app known for its cute animated stickers.
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The company remains unprofitable with the net loss it reported this quarter coming in at negative $237 million.
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Why would Walmart pay such a premium for a startup that was unprofitable and just a year old?
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They include selling its Craftsman label to Stanley Black & Decker and closing 150 unprofitable Sears and Kmart stores.
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The company brought in $399 million in revenue last year, but was unprofitable with losses of $43 million.
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It was already profitable, and profitable revenue is worth more than unprofitable revenue — all else being held equal.
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If some locations are hopelessly unprofitable, WeWork could try to leave them before the end of the lease.
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This is almost a lose-lose model, where riders suffer and drivers remain unprofitable, a true disempowering model.
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Vox reported Bonobos, Modcloth and plus-sized fashion brand Eloquii — which it bought last year — are still unprofitable.
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The German company has also been slow to cease production of unprofitable vehicles in its 340-model range.
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It announced at the time it would be closing 142 unprofitable stores and warned more closures could follow.
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Mora-Blanco was one of 60-odd twenty-somethings who'd come to work at the still-unprofitable website.
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Producers sometimes throw out edible food because harvesting amid variable factors, like labor costs, can make processing unprofitable.
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De Beers Canada suspended operations at its unprofitable Snap Lake diamond mine in the Northwest Territories in December.
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For this reason, supersonic planes have long been banned from flying over land, ultimately making the jets unprofitable.
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Mr. Wonderful asked why we were doing this when we were unprofitable and at such a small scale.
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Over all, these policies should make it easier for provincial and local governments to shut down unprofitable enterprises.
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This was mainly in response to the obvious failings of Britain's unprofitable, strike-prone and outmoded industrial base.
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Price controls have made growing sugar cane unprofitable and the country suffers from a shortage of foreign exchange.
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The transition takes place after Carlyle reshaped its portfolio to exit from unprofitable businesses, such as hedge funds.
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Other corporations, like an unprofitable apparel chain called Shanghai Metersbonwe Fashion & Accessories, were run by friends and allies.
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Luckin is still unprofitable, but it expects to break even on the store level during its third quarter.
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The first Vision Fund caused shockwaves by dropping hundreds of billions of dollars into unprofitable or unproven companies.
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Executives everywhere have been trying to improve matters by dumping unprofitable businesses, crimping expenses or laying off staff.
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But CPU mining became unprofitable as Bitcoin miners began to adopt powerful, specialized mining chips known as ASICs.
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The German company has also been slow to cease production of unprofitable vehicles in its 0.83-model range.
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Many suppliers also slipped into bankruptcy, in part because constant price reductions made many lines of business unprofitable.
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But even without those biotech companies, investors have shown a growing comfort with unprofitable companies, Ritter's data shows.
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But that number declined in recent weeks amid questions about whether the deeply unprofitable company could make money.
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Indeed, unprofitable companies are going public at a record rate, one not seen since the dot-com bubble.
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A.C. Milan remains debt laden and unprofitable, and could have trouble repaying what it owes on its own.
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But the combination of unprofitable and manipulable means they can become a tool for disinformation — and that's bad.
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It's still unprofitable, according to Renaissance Capital, and its competitor, ZTO Express, is not exactly offering great comfort.
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The move is meant to help Venmo, a still unprofitable arm of PayPal's larger business, generate more revenue.
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But not all retailers will get a windfall from the bill and leveraged, unprofitable companies will fare worst.
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In some cases, companies make business choices that led to shortages, such as giving up on unprofitable drugs.
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O, an unprofitable company selling teeth aligners directly to customers, has slumped 60% since its IPO on Sept.
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But its CEO felt forced to duplicate some of the unprofitable practices of its rivals amid slowing growth.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi admitted last year that the U.S. has become unprofitable because of competition from Lyft.
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A CNBC story on Thursday revealed it would shutter another 103 unprofitable stores, as it fights mounting debt.
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"That could cause more investors to be wary about investing in large unprofitable companies at sky high valuations."
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The next level investors are watching is $7,500 — the price at which Kelly said mining bitcoin becomes unprofitable.
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Penney's ongoing turnaround efforts include liquidating excess apparel inventory, closing unprofitable stores and growing its private-label lines.
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By contrast, many Detroit Three sedans are so unprofitable, their manufacturers have decided not to build them anymore.
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JC: I'll come back to that division specifically but, UBS obviously saw huge outflows in the fourth quarter, stark contrast to you, but they said, look, we're not going to pay up here for unprofitable business, so are you paying up for unprofitable business in order to get those assets?
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Trump's abandonment of the fight against climate change has not revived the coal industry, which keeps closing unprofitable facilities.
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Ford recently announced plans to cut thousands of jobs in Europe as well as discontinuing some unprofitable lines there.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said Southeast Asia is unprofitable, but the region is tipped to see huge growth.
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The airline expects a offer 10% less capacity, known as available seat kilometers (ASK), as it cuts unprofitable routes.
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In today's bubble, VCs are facing mounting skepticism about these unprofitable enterprises and doubling down to protect their investments.
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For example, BC exited unprofitable (primarily boat) product lines, consolidated its manufacturing footprint, and reduced dealer distribution channel inventories.
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Some push Amazon to keep the unprofitable product, but give them a better deal on a more profitable item.
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Bankers have told Uber, a midsized, unprofitable firm, that it might be worth $2013bn, double its valuation in May.
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"A tax does not stimulate companies to make unprofitable investments," said Hans Gruenfeld, head of industry lobby group VEMW.
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Zynga has been phasing out older games which despite being popular have been unprofitable, Gibeau said in an interview.
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That Amazon was so not-unprofitable at its then-young age at that particular pace of growth is impressive.
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A steep devaluation of the naira currency has made sales of petrol at government capped prices unprofitable, marketers say.
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They do bring in some money — though remain unprofitable — and have kept their eyes and ears open to acquisitions.
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Some euro zone banks, including Deutsche, have tried to mitigate the damage by shoring up unprofitable businesses and regions.
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But this deep into the ridesharing saga, and with both companies still so unprofitable, perhaps that isn't the case.
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Financials: Blue Apron is unprofitable, reporting a loss of $54.9 million for 2016 on net revenue of $795.4 million.
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Langer plans to close unprofitable stores and he wants to cut annual costs by 50 million euros ($55 million).
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This mirrors its primary market structure where no fees are levied against buyers or fees applied to unprofitable firms.
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Though Christian rap had existed for a long time, it did so only as an obscure and unprofitable subgenre.
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Local brewery Bernard said discounts and promotions were boosting sales in supermarkets but turning bottled beers into unprofitable products.
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Lazada received a $500 million investment from Alibaba this month after running out of cash, while Zalora remains unprofitable.
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Meanwhile, the president of Malaysia's Biodiesel Association said palm-based biodiesel production remained unprofitable at current crude oil prices.
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The agreed-upon deal sees Uber taking a 27.5 percent stake in Grab and exiting Southeast Asia's unprofitable market.
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As with other sites of this type, increased competition from natural gas and renewable energy has rendered NGS unprofitable.
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"I worked for UPS for a number of years and they have walked away from unprofitable customers," Roberson said.
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But its international underlying sales fell 3.0 percent, reflecting a decision to discontinue unprofitable bulk selling activity in Thailand.
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China desperately needs to eliminate unnecessary, unprofitable factories in many industries to shift the economy toward more productive businesses.
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Uber, on the other hand, operates in more than 70 countries — although like Lyft it is also still unprofitable.
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While losing unprofitable subs is arguably a net positive, the fact remains that the service is no longer growing.
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WeWork, the $47 billion unprofitable shared office space company, is also planning to IPO in September, according to Bloomberg.
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The company said it has made progress moving away from some "unprofitable promotions," which have weighed on gross margins.
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Free copies and unprofitable hotel "amenity deals", where hotels buy bulk copies at a discount, are also being scrapped.
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Its core ride-sharing business is unprofitable, but chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi has forecast adjusted-EBITDA profitability in 2021.
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He added that trying to figure out when the situation would change has been "frustrating and unprofitable" for investors.
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FCA retooled some U.S. plants to boost output of lucrative SUVs and trucks, while ending production of unprofitable sedans.
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But in the coal country of Appalachia, it is unclear whether many unprofitable mines can ever make money again.
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Four in ten of the world's coal plants are unprofitable, a November report by think tank Carbon Tracker found.
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The intrigue: A separate question is why cash-burning, still-unprofitable Tesla in particular is interesting to Saudi officials.
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The company, which said it would close 142 unprofitable stores, faces long odds in trying to revive its fortunes.
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The company has made major moves in recent months, such as selling its unprofitable Opel-Vauxhall unit in Europe.
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The company, which is unprofitable, said that its average shopper spent less than $90 on the platform last year.
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Morrisons recently sold off its "M Local" convenience stores after they proved to be a costly and unprofitable experiment.
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As Uber, another unprofitable company, prepares to file for its I.P.O., observers are keeping an eye on Lyft's performance.
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But that offering ended with a whimper as investors questioned whether the deeply unprofitable company could ever make money.
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When the magazine closed in 2004, its reputation dwindled, circulation had fallen to an unprofitable 25,000 copies a month.
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This would force private residential construction firms to dramatically raise prices or face the reality that they are unprofitable.
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Slack Technologies, Peloton Interactive, Roku and SmileDirectClub - all of which are unprofitable - were among the stock market's strongest gainers.
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Recent studies show that as much as one-third of Iowa's corn and soybean land is unprofitable to cultivate.
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He identifies targets, still unprofitable, selling at three-to-four times revenues or fifteen times pro-forma operating earnings.
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However, since then, shares of the unprofitable, cash-strapped EV manufacturer have recovered, trading for $20193 per share today.
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Investors in unprofitable tech stocks are betting on the underlying companies' chances of growing fast and returning future profits.
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Other high-flying start-ups, including Uber and Lyft, were also unprofitable when they went public earlier this year.
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In FY15 management drastically reduced the main sources of cash drain such as unprofitable stores, capex and obsolete inventories.
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But the company remained unprofitable, and the British government — by then being led by Margaret Thatcher — had grown frustrated.
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He has vowed to review the company's North American portfolio and restructure some other units and exit unprofitable businesses.
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Other unprofitable start-ups have worked to lower their costs and hoard cash in case of a market downturn.
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"Investors give Amazon more freedom to experiment with unprofitable businesses than perhaps any other big tech company," Murphy said.
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"The dread word 'Watergate,' is not just the stupid, unprofitable, break-in attempt," said Republican Edward Brooke in 1974.
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It shows that investors aren't going to fall for unprofitable unicorns just because they have a lot of buzz.
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Sears has been in the midst of a turnaround plan that includes shuttering unprofitable stores and aggressively cutting costs.
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Uber's business model is fundamentally unprofitable as it relies on investor subsidies to offer rides at anti-competitive prices.
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An Amazon spokesperson noted that while the firm had recently turned solid profits, it was unprofitable for a long time.
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Here's a look from my colleague Rani Molla at the surge in the number of unprofitable companies now going public.
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The report noted that about three-fourths of the unprofitable plans had incurred losses in 2013, as well as 2014.
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Compounding the problem, Italy has a fragmented, traditionally unprofitable banking system, with 680 lenders, many of them small and regional.
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But the company is unprofitable for the first nine months of 2018, and cash flow remains a concern for investors.
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Just 22004 percent of banks were unprofitable in the last three months of 5003, versus 2500 percent the year prior.
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As a result, they have little control over the fees they are charged per transaction, making it expensive and unprofitable.
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In September, the department store chain terminated the leases on 17 unprofitable stores, which it said would close in January.
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Tokyo warned last year that Japanese companies would have to leave Britain if trade barriers from Brexit made business unprofitable.
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Proposals include cutting up to 2,000 jobs and some unprofitable routes and grounding at least 20 planes, sources have said.
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But GM has moved faster than Ford to slash unprofitable operations, and Tesla has been quicker to deploy new technology.
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Go deeper: 2018 IPO market is dominated by unprofitable companies Fundraising no longer the top goal of some tech IPOs
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And they may do so while still-private, still-unprofitable concerns have to deal with waning interest from tech investors.
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Despite a big jump in revenue growth, the cloud business contributed only 8 percent of total revenue and remains unprofitable.
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British supermarket firm Tesco folded its unprofitable operation into a state-run company as a minority partner six years ago.
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Spotify, by far the largest on-demand streaming service in the world with its 40 million paying subscribers, remains unprofitable.
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Consequently, we saw significant downward pressure on valuations for many unprofitable businesses, even ones that still displayed attractive revenue growth.
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The online luxury business is currently going through an unprofitable investment phase, with some experts saying it's poised to slow.
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If their projects end up unprofitable—or lose chunks of cash to corruption—they are the last to be paid.
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Hirai and Yoshida together streamlined Sony's unprofitable electronics businesses and then capitalised on the spread of smartphones with image sensors.
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All that goes to show that the two firms are roughly as unprofitable as one another, on a percentage basis.
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While developing Asian economies remain solid growth stories, equity prices have soared into the stratosphere, especially for unprofitable internet startups.
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That made much new American output unprofitable and put financial strain on companies like ProPetro, which sell services to drillers.
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Such levels are in line with the average for listed Italian banks but the two Veneto-based banks are unprofitable.
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The FDIC noted that the share of unprofitable banks, 4.6 percent, was the lowest since the third quarter of 1997.
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The proceedings allow the company to optimize its structure by terminating unprofitable service agreements it had struck in the past.
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That characteristic has likely fueled demand for its IPO, especially as several other unprofitable unicorns transition to the public markets.
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That means cutting unprofitable promotions and small-distribution special editions that Russell Stover had introduced as a family-run business.
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Amazon's explanation last week that it was closing Quidsi because the unit was unprofitable didn't sound much like Jeff Bezos.
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Bottom line: This could be a particularly acute problem for highly-leveraged companies that are either unprofitable or barely profitable.
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Musk has defended the decision by saying that making lower-priced versions was unprofitable and would cause Tesla to "die."
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Opponents of the rule argued that the rule would result in high costs that will ultimately make small accounts unprofitable.
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Argentina's previous president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, introduced currency controls, which kept the peso artificially strong and made exporting unprofitable.
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JR Kyushu, serving a less populated area, has found it difficult to terminate unprofitable services due to potential political backlash.
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Peck believes Gap's current store count is unprofitable, and he sketched out plans to quickly close hundreds of them Tuesday.
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Unprofitable U.S. companies holding IPOs this year have had a median stock return of 0%, according to a Reuters analysis.
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Unlike Amazon's shareholders, investors in retail companies punish retailers when their investments are unprofitable or take longer to pan out.
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Yet the company is unprofitable, recently announced layoffs and appears to still be figuring out its place in the world.
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He squandered his savings by investing in unprofitable inventions, including typesetting machines, and was forced to rent out the house.
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But ultimately, increased costs could make it unprofitable to build vehicles in the United States and production will shift elsewhere.
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First, public market valuations for relatively young technology companies have been declining of late — especially for those that remain unprofitable.
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P&G has been shedding unprofitable brands as it focuses on core brands, including Tide and Gillette, to boost sales.
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Jefferies analysts pegged the product sales decline on the company's ongoing transition away from unprofitable offline sales to digital sales.
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The last time unprofitable companies went public at this rate was in 2000 — the year the dot-com bubble burst.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, Uber's chief executive, has been focused on winnowing unprofitable businesses ahead of taking the company public next year.
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While it seems perverse to lump two unprofitable companies together, Musk is hoping there's an opportunity for fruitful collaboration here.
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But it is still unprofitable and far from a sure thing, so outcome like the one outlined above is plausible.
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Paytm remains unprofitable and an analysis of its financial performance shows that this is not going to change anytime soon.
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Tesla has been unprofitable through most of its history, including a net loss of $401 million in the second quarter.
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Analysts say there are still too many department stores and getting rid of unprofitable locations should help boost these businesses.
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"You just didn't know how somebody was going to try to attack your investment and make it unprofitable," he said.
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Nonetheless, investment data shows that backers are increasingly willing to support startups that remain unprofitable for long periods of time.
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And Wall Street is using Snap to gauge whether investors will embrace other unprofitable tech companies if they go public.
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Fitch projects Vivarte's FCF to remain deeply negative in FY16 at approximately minus EUR220m as unprofitable operations are being discontinued.
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Grubhub has been profitable, but it&aposs duplicated some of the unprofitable practices of its rivals as growth has slowed.
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The bottom line: Public market investors bought high into an unprofitable, VC-backed, tech company that pioneered a new category.
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It's nice that we're able to get cheap or free stuff from wildly scaled-up unprofitable startups with venture backing.
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Why not just buy Lyft, which has made noise about trying to sell itself and which remains unprofitable as well?
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Bon-Ton — which has dual headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and York, Pennsylvania — has been unprofitable for the past six years.
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Much of that business would be unprofitable if Trump hiked the U.S. duty on European auto imports to 20 percent.
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Second, it damages investment and development of other alternative energy sources by making them financially unsustainable or unprofitable to investors.
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In fact, it could render up to 80 percent of the industry unprofitable, eliminating almost $11 billion of consumer credit.
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It is making cuts in Europe, looking to reorganize its South American operations and turn around China - all unprofitable regions.
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Each time, the Japanese government has been there to scoop up the unprofitable operations they could no longer afford to maintain.
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Downsizing of the weak smartphone and TV businesses and the disposal of the unprofitable battery business will reduce volatility in profits.
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Rising fuel prices could make certain flights unprofitable, forcing airlines to cut service and sell fewer seats - likely at higher prices.
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Under Hammad's leadership, Flybe has returned to profitability by drastically cutting jobs and wages, selling airport slots and exiting unprofitable routes.
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Savvy entrepreneurs who nurture startups from unprofitable infancy to a lucrative exit can ensure that their own children reap the reward.
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A series of unprofitable startups have been launched in markets that, thus far, haven't shown that they can be monopolized profitably.
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For months, lower fuel costs have allowed airlines to add flights that would have been unprofitable when oil prices were high.
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The company was expected to be deeply unprofitable in the quarter, due in part to one-time share-based compensation expenses.
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Still, food delivery platforms remain unprofitable as the investor subsidies have failed to consolidate the market and improve razor-thin margins.
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Although Beyond Meat is now unprofitable, Bernstein expects improvement in the next three to five years as the company gains scale.
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Chewy joins a long list of unprofitable companies that have recently debuted on the public markets, including Uber, Pinterest and SurveyMonkey.
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GFG had already preempted that challenge by discarding some of its unprofitable business units in Southeast Asia — does that sound familiar?!
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Microsoft already broke the bank this year for an unprofitable social network in LinkedIn, so buying another one would be foolish.
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Both Wayfair and Blue Apron are quickly growing, unprofitable e-commerce companies considered to be the leader in their respective niches.
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If some types of lending prove to be unprofitable, business models might have to be overhauled, particularly at the smaller banks.
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The internet is changing, and it is not doing so in favor of anything that is soft or weird or unprofitable.
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As The Wall St. Journal recently reported, AT&T execs think newcomers like Google's YouTube TV are subsidizing an unprofitable service.
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We believe the company may take this opportunity to restructure or even dispose of part of the unprofitable China hypermarket division.
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But critics have expressed concern that the policy could help local governments prop up unprofitable but politically influential "zombie" enterprises. Chinadevelopment.com.
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New data from PitchBook exploring the performance of billion-dollar-plus VC exits confirms Wall Street's leniency toward unprofitable tech companies.
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The market would not have tolerated something so unprofitable to sport a sky-high valuation so close to the 2167 recession.
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Revenue growth has slowed recently and the company is hugely unprofitable with $1.1 billion lost in the first quarter of 2019.
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Early cities early on are unprofitable, but we know that the model is sustainably profitable over a long period of time.
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As hundreds of its stores have gone dark over the years, the more unprofitable ones have been the first to go.
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"We're going to eliminate non-strategic or unprofitable activities in the course of this year," Tanner said at a news conference.
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But it remains unprofitable, its user numbers are flat, and its chief rival, Facebook, is looting it for parts (and executives).
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"The sex business didn't become unprofitable," says Liz Hilton, an Australian volunteer who's worked with Empower for more than 23 years.
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Of late, Amazon has more actively been pushing those unprofitable products off the site, the Wall Street Journal reported in December.
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This may leave room for unviable companies to use swaps as a way to put off bankruptcy and support unprofitable operations.
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Industry sources told Reuters this month that Ford was considering closing Russian plants as it was reviewing operations in unprofitable regions.
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Like a lot of national carriers elsewhere, they tend to be chronically unprofitable and to need frequent bail-outs from taxpayers.
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Though the mechanisms are as yet unknown, some worry that if banking becomes unprofitable, banks might cut back on their lending.
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So-called net charge-offs represent about half of its annual revenue — a big price tag for an already unprofitable company.
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That he has not bent to the complaints of bankers and traders in unprofitable businesses should not come as a surprise.
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Commodity markets offer little opportunity for price increases, and price levels may prove to be unprofitable for a manufacturer to supply.
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Samson pleaded guilty to pressuring United Airlines into operating an unprofitable flight so he could visit a vacation home more easily.
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Last week, Japanese businesses warned May that they would have to leave Britain if trade barriers after Brexit made them unprofitable.
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The move is part of GM's larger strategy to trim off unprofitable businesses and focus only on its most profitable markets.
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However, to achieve this recovery, Sony has quit unprofitable markets which in turn has hit scale, making future smartphone launches difficult.
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The unprofitable Chinese shopping app wants a valuation of some $20 billion in its upcoming initial public offering in New York.
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Chen, who became CEO in 2013, had said he would decide by September on the fate of its unprofitable hardware unit.
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Ford (F) said it would end production of some unprofitable models and shift its strategy in difficult regional markets including Russia.
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While Uber is unprofitable, Khosrowshahi said, the "math is working" in certain geographies, and the company is simply subsidizing other investments.
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Unprofitable companies as a percentage of the Russell reached highs of 44 percent and 39 percent around the last two recessions.
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This is not because green investments are unprofitable, but because their profits slowly accumulate and are widely shared across a community.
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It shows Uber is serious about its trucking business — even though it's just as unprofitable as the rest of the company.
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"We have fought hard for many years to return unprofitable stores to a competitive position and to preserve jobs," Lampert said.
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"In our view, the days of generous capital for unprofitable businesses is over," Wilson wrote in a recent note to clients.
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The industry is facing capital retreat as investors pull away from drilling companies, unwilling to spend more money on unprofitable growth.
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The firm has already cut strategies that it deemed unprofitable this year, like its long-short equity and systematic equity efforts.
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If Lyft is determined to make the ride-hailing market unprofitable, maybe Uber should just let Lyft have more of it.
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For one, the USPS has been an unprofitable money pit for years, hitting its legal $15 billion debt cap in 2012.
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"Anyone who doesn't like a union often says that it becomes unprofitable for a private company to be unionized," Ryffel said.
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Over the years, however, the longer trips north needed to find the fish, among other factors, made the fishing increasingly unprofitable.
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The last time unprofitable tech companies went public at this rate was in 2000, the year the dot-com bubble burst.
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Etsy was still spending heavily on growth and marketing, and while revenues were up in early quarters, the company was unprofitable.
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In the last few years, the government has shut down four unprofitable sugar plants, leading to the loss of 7,000 jobs.
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For many large, unprofitable start-ups, this will be the first true test of whether their businesses can withstand a downturn.
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"We sold an unprofitable harbor at a decent price," said Keszthely's former deputy mayor, Robert Palinkas, rejecting any suggestion of wrongdoing.
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But it remains unprofitable even though its net loss narrowed to $62.97 million in 2018 from $130 million a year earlier.
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It would, however, appear that WeWork is at least somewhat aware that it's cash-hungry and unprofitable venture might spook investors.
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While Uber is growing fast and is expected to make its debut on Wall Street next year, it is wildly unprofitable.
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But Uber has remained unprofitable, burning cash on subsidies for its riders and drivers in an effort to undercut its competition.
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Its previous partnership model was unprofitable but the company is close to signing a deal with a new partner, she said.
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While it is unprofitable, its losses are far lower than those of other well-known start-ups like Uber and Lyft.
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Last week, the retailer said it was closing an additional 46 unprofitable Sears and Kmart stores by the end of November.
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Deals • Emirates is reportedly considering a takeover of its unprofitable rival, Etihad, to create the world's biggest airline by passenger traffic.
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But the pace of closings has slowed, as the most unprofitable stores have been culled and the weakest companies have collapsed.
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Other African state carriers have been crippled by government interference, such as insisting on routes to unprofitable but politically important destinations.
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"And the outcome of that, potentially, is you lose some unprofitable customers," Sinclair said during a call last week with analysts.
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But it's a market that is still financially unproven, and Spotify — which is itself unprofitable — needs the risk to pay off.
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Unicorns, once hungry for growth, are now hell-bent to show current (and future) investors that their businesses aren't unprofitable quagmires.
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And unprofitable braces seller SmileDirectClub, which plummeted after it went public last year, is up nearly 60% so far this year.
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In some cases, they said, the start-up wanted to squeeze the hotel owners into renegotiating contracts that it deemed unprofitable.
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Though unprofitable, the company has raised just over $2 billion to date, bringing its valuation to $13 billion, according to PitchBook.
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Understandably, the Postal Service moved to shutter some of these unprofitable branches and sell the real estate, as any business would.
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When shoppers stopped showing up, retailers were all left suddenly with onerous, unprofitable real estate, magnifying the pain of plummeting sales.
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Duperreault has been overhauling the underwriting culture at AIG's general insurance business, through initiatives including raising rates and shedding unprofitable lines.
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But AlixPartners predicts many of those impending EVs will be unprofitable due to currently high systems costs, low volumes and intense competition.
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And, notably, it is cutting out some of its unprofitable operations as it repositions itself to grow in a more healthy way.
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The retailer's recent financial maneuvers include selling its Craftsman business to Stanley Black & Decker and closing 150 unprofitable Sears and Kmart stores.
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Implats has been struggling with operational supply issues and low platinum prices which have made many of its flagship Rustenburg shafts unprofitable.
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The bigger problem is that the energy landscape in California was shifting in such a way as to make the reactors unprofitable.
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People are getting fooled into thinking that many of these unprofitable companies are fundamentally sound because they use them all the time.
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At that time, it said it would close 142 unprofitable stores, then in November it announced the closure of 40 additional stores.
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Official word is expected today confirming that the big-box behemoth is acquiring the unprofitable e-commerce upstart for about $3 billion.
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Sears had earlier announced the separate closing of 46 unprofitable stores, and said Monday that is expected to be completed next month.
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At that time it said it would close 142 unprofitable stores, then in November it announced the closure of 40 additional stores.
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Global miner Rio Tinto climbed 0.5% after it flagged a possible pullback or closure of an "unprofitable" aluminium smelter in New Zealand.
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Watchdogs also want lenders to stop dodgy flows of cash, and the cost of scrutinising customers makes small trade-finance deals unprofitable.
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Efforts to boost margins include exiting unprofitable lines to focus on more lucrative business in areas such as kitchen and laundry products.
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Like U.S. IPOs, Chinese companies going public in America are increasingly unprofitable, according to University of Florida finance professor Jay R. Ritter.
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Demand has also been curbed by a failure to invest in transmission capacity and by the inefficiencies of unprofitable power-distribution companies.
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Chewy joins a long list of unprofitable companies that have either filed for or are planning IPOs, including Uber, Pinterest and SurveyMonkey.
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Last October, the percentage of unprofitable U.S. companies that went public reached 83%, topping numbers seen even in the dot-com bubble.
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The CEO and his deputies have been telling staff to be more selective about clients and wind down or revise unprofitable policies.
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Will that happen here now that Amazon is starting to sell tons of low-priced items in a way that seems unprofitable?
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The iconoclastic, quirky, organic, and arguably not-TV-ready content that YouTube creators had built brands around became more unprofitable than ever.
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A fee of this size is unprecedented so far this year after a flood of unprofitable and time consuming repricings and refinancings.
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The mines minister suspended consideration of the bill in 2016 after miners complained that its fiscal terms would make their projects unprofitable.
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Already half of all commercial (retail) bank customers are unprofitable, so I believe this downward trend will continue over the next decades.
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Ford Chief Executive Jim Hackett told investors the company is undergoing "a profound refocus" of its operations and may exit unprofitable businesses.
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Why it matters: Tumblr, while unprofitable, remains home to over 450 million blogs and once was at the vanguard of social media.
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Without this reserve army of cheap labor, large-scale, proto-corporate farming would have been so unprofitable as to be virtually impossible.
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The loan terms become more concerning with the Vision Fund since it invests in many unlisted and, in many cases, unprofitable companies.
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Some takeaways: Income statement: Instacart remains unprofitable overall, but Mehta says it becomes profitable in individual markets around six months after launch.
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Close unprofitable stores: Sears announced it will close an additional 33711 non-profitable stores, comprised of 3371212 Kmart and 3371908 Sears stores.
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Shrinking department store Sears said in its latest earnings report that it will continue to close unprofitable shops as their leases expire.
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In the first six months of 2016, an elimination of unprofitable Russell Stover activities saw North American sales growth trail other regions.
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That is the sort of improvement that quickly growing, but yet-unprofitable companies like to show investors as they discuss their future.
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The reason for the difference was Halliburton's decision to forgo unprofitable contracts, Chief Executive Dave Lesar said on a post-earnings call.
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BNP Paribas will also sell or close unprofitable or subscale businesses, as it has already done with proprietary trading and U.S. commodities.
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To its doubters, WeWork is another unprofitable unicorn they question has the ability to flourish in anything other than a hot economy.
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If bitcoin can't recover $8,600 soon, bitcoin "miners" will likely find it unprofitable to keep creating the cryptocurrency, Morgan Stanley analysts said.
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As it stands now, the insurers can just pack up and leave unprofitable Obamacare exchanges without sacrificing their Medicare Advantage cash pile.
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It would not be far-fetched to formulate an overarching bear case against the slew of unprofitable companies that are going public.
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They create shortages "by making it unprofitable to treat certain patients or to provide the services they need," the Heritage Foundation explains.
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The round, led by Sapphire Ventures, valued the unprofitable company at $1.9 billion, according to a source with knowledge of the deal.
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Prosecutors said the deal, which Petar Moskov signed, had proven unprofitable for Bulgaria and created distrust between patients and the Health Ministry.
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Demonstrations were always to be expected, with Brazil hosting an unprofitable $12 billion corporate giveaway even as its economy slides into crisis.
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Don't let that give you the wrong idea: The company is wildly unprofitable, losing $891 million in a single quarter last year.
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In Sharp, Foxconn picks up screen-making operations that have long been unprofitable and costlier than those of its rivals in China.
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Lindt has been trimming Russell Stover's product lineup and cutting back on unprofitable promotions as it aims to turn around the business.
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Hong Kong this week unveiled new stock exchange rules that will allow listings of unprofitable biotech companies, plus dual-class share structures.
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For example, we've seen valuation multiples for unprofitable SaaS companies drop by more than 2150 percent from 2180 to today (see below).
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Beyond the Vision Fund's largest investments, a prolonged downturn will require many other unprofitable, negative cash-flow companies to seek additional funding.
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In January, the company said it was closing 182 unprofitable stores in the United States and had already started liquidating those locations.
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A series of unprofitable ventures followed, including a magazine, an arts center, a champagne called Boizot and bottled water called Pierre Boizeau.
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Mehta said last year that the company was making money on average orders in 10 of Instacart's markets, but was unprofitable overall.
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Uber, the world's biggest ride-hailing company, is planning to go public in the next few months; it is also deeply unprofitable.
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Postmates' hire of Qatalyst comes at a time when investors' willingness to give rich valuations to fast-growing, unprofitable businesses is decreasing.
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She was hired away from Keystone in 1948, when The Mirror started its own agency, but it was unprofitable and short-lived.
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Just last week, Mr. Trump ordered Energy Secretary Rick Perry to explore policies to keep unprofitable coal and nuclear plants from closing.
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Its e-commerce sales — including items beyond grocery — were up 35% in the fiscal fourth quarter, but the business is still unprofitable.
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Given the ultra low interest rate environment in Japan, the fund has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds and pushed into foreign assets.
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What's on the table, according to Bloomberg: • The potential closing of some or all of the bank's unprofitable non-European equities business.
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Its business model promises local hoteliers big fees for signing up with the company and upgrading their properties, but is currently unprofitable.
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It said on Thursday it had nearly completed the programme to cut unprofitable business, though results in Canada and Denmark "remained poor".
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If unprofitable start-ups can't sell themselves to bigger rivals, and they suffer badly when they go public, what can they do?
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"There are a lot of small, unprofitable firms and a handful of large, very profitable ones," Ms. Kahle wrote in an email.
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The bank remains unprofitable as it stands and will continue to be for the next two to three years, according to Blomfield.
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He argues that — amid a favorable economic backdrop rife with cheap capital — a larger portion of these unprofitable firms should be thriving.
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Some investors have been skeptical of Snap's prospects, given that the company is unprofitable and faces competition from a giant like Facebook.
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This culture of celebrating failure and raising 14 million dollars for an unprofitable idea is ludicrous to me and can't be sustained.
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According to a report by Business Insider, Postmates remains "unprofitable and lags a crowded field of rivals in the food delivery market."
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At the time, Farrell's was generating $17 million a year in revenue, but suffered from large debts, unprofitable locations and lackluster food.
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At the time, the company was very unprofitable and projecting only around $30 million in revenue for the year, these people said.
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Nevertheless, it remains unprofitable with a net loss of $62.97 million, narrowing from a net loss of $130 million a year earlier.
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The American benchmark oil price broke just under $30 a barrel, a level that makes drilling unprofitable almost everywhere in the United States.
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That drop created a shortage of medicines in pharmacies across Egypt, as scores of products including contraceptives became unprofitable to produce or import.
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American Airlines scrapped some unprofitable routes to China and cut some Latin America service, while adding flights to Europe and domestically last year.
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It said he disproportionately allocated profitable trades to the favored accounts, and disproportionately allocated unprofitable trades to the accounts of certain advisory clients.
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One obstacle here: it's hard to persuade people that the government should step in and subsidize unprofitable reactors being roiled by market forces.
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In the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, many unprofitable internet and tech firms flooded the public markets with new stock offerings.
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The real estate investment trust disclosed that it would terminate the leases on 19 unprofitable stores that had been sold off to it.
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Earlier Reuters reported Ford is considering closing two plants in Russia as part of its global plan to restructure operations in unprofitable regions.
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But Uber executives have leveraged its losses as a way to compare the company to another infamously unprofitable company at its IPO: Amazon.
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If the railway sector were to be liberalised, unprofitable lines would disappear faster than Jack Robinson can travel on a high-speed train.
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We can only hope the next show is a return to form for Marvel TV, not another step further down this unprofitable path.
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But Uber sold the leasing program because it was unprofitable and adding to its losses at a tough time for the rideshare giant.
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Financials: Yext is unprofitable, reporting a $28.5 million net loss on $89 million in revenue for the nine months ending 10/31/16.
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South Africa's national carrier, which Ethiopian overtook in size last year, has been unprofitable since 2011, and could be insolvent without government guarantees.
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Little thought is given as to whether such aims, noble as they might be, are best met through maintaining largely unprofitable corporate structures.
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Tech companies, especially unprofitable ones like Uber, are growing increasingly interested in subscriptions as a way to lock in monthly recurring revenue streams.
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The S-1 reveals a number of details on the company's financials, indicating that it's currently unprofitable but on a steady growth curve.
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While the company reported a net profit of $201.6 million in 1.53, operating and loss expenses still left the company unprofitable that year.
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A growing regulatory burden and increasingly costly IT systems will also make smaller non-guaranteed portfolios unprofitable, making them candidates for run-off.
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The only thing stopping it from doing so is the fact that it might eventually become unprofitable, because ratings will inevitably slip considerably.
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The risk of political interference at Airbus—which can raise costs by forcing it to keep unprofitable factories and aircraft programmes—worries investors.
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Gracie's company — specifically a board member who may as well be twirling an invisible mustache — wants to nix the unprofitable doll line entirely.
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But in the '90s, China entered the market and drove down prices, making Mountain Pass unprofitable and leading to its closure in 2002.
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But it also will join a long line of other unprofitable tech companies going public, with a $268 million net loss for 2018.
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But oil prices fell to about $27 a barrel in 5003 from more than $100 in 2014, making some of these investments unprofitable.
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Some banks are realizing that five-year term loans are dragging their returns back so badly that they can't make unprofitable lending decisions.
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Often situated on valuable urban land, the golf course owners see selling or redeveloping the land as an exit strategy for unprofitable businesses.
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Pricing a new stock is hard when the market is awash with speculative froth – and even more so when IPO candidates are unprofitable.
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Ermotti told reporters UBS could have avoided the outflow but chose not to chase business that would be unprofitable in the long-term.
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EBRD has helped financed many onshore wind farms in Poland in the past but has criticized government policies which have made them unprofitable.
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The company has been selling off unprofitable brands and focusing on core brands such as Tide, Pampers and Gillette to revive sluggish sales.
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Famously tough requirements in Brazil have stymied investment by oil firms which had complained that complying made oil development in the country unprofitable.
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With labor making up about a third of operating costs, raising labor costs with a $15 minimum wage would make many restaurants unprofitable.
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"We decided to keep the popular-but-unprofitable parts of our business running, with small teams of their own behind them," he wrote.
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If the miners have misjudged, however, it could be welcome news to the utilities, many of which are unprofitable above 600 yuan/ton.
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The availability of increasingly competitive and reliable renewable energy, however, has led to concerns that coal investments will soon become unprofitable "stranded assets".
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Experts say the rebound could spur development of major unexploited deposits after low prices since 260 crippled exploration and made countless projects unprofitable.
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What wasn't hard to figure out was that WeWork — also known as The We Company — is tectonically unprofitable on operating and net bases.
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While many of these tech startups remain unprofitable, investor hype and a favorable economic environment pushed many startups to head to Wall Street.
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"Oldsmobile production has remained unprofitable," General Motors said when they decided to end the production of Oldsmobile vehicles in 2004, according to CNN.
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Owners of unprofitable power plants sometimes seize on this fear to call for vast government interventions that would prop up their failing ventures.
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There he replicated some of the strategies he had learned under Mr. Weill — slashing expenses, closing unprofitable business units and looking for acquisitions.
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But with the appetite for IPOs of unprofitable companies waning and concerns about a possible global recession building, the timing isn't the best.
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The main argument against driver unions is that a unionized Uber is an unprofitable one—and possibly a pricier ride for its users.
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A fall to 21 pence would hurt Gazprom's margins but more critically would make it unprofitable for U.S. supplies to cross the Atlantic.
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It is credited for creating entire industries that didn't exist or were previously unprofitable, such as makeup artists and luxury toilet hire companies.
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Even if other insurers decided to leave, he said, he could not envision the exchanges being so unprofitable that they ceased to work.
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About half of non-tech, non-biotech companies that went public in 2018 were unprofitable in the year leading up to their IPO.
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Public investors are doing something counterintuitive: They're valuing unprofitable companies higher than they are profitable ones that entered public stock exchanges last year.
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Everything is at stake for Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash, who all see AB5 as an existential threat to their unsustainable, unprofitable business models.
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And it was unprofitable because it ended up assuming $1.7 billion in debt as part of its acquisition of formerly Trump-owned enterprises.
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One study estimated that half of fishing operations in the high seas (waters outside any national jurisdiction) would be unprofitable without government support.
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SmileDirectClub, which is unprofitable, lost more than $225 million in 2018, as its sales nearly tripled to $423 million from a year earlier.
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A high level of unprofitable loans on banks' balance sheets impacts the broader economy by stifling both domestic demand and bank lending growth.
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But with the appetite for IPOs of unprofitable companies waning and concerns about a possible global recession building, the timing isnt the best.
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Since then, SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund has come under scrutiny for plowing money into unprofitable start-ups, such as WeWork and Uber.
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Conduent's focus on turning around unprofitable contracts, customary price declines and lower volumes, particularly in commercial industries should constrain near-term revenue growth.
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Meanwhile, Lowe's comparable-store sales declined in Canada, where the company now runs less than 300 outlets after closing dozens of unprofitable stores.
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Meanwhile, other prominent, unprofitable tech companies that have gone public this year, including Uber (UBER) and Lyft (LYFT), are struggling on Wall Street.
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By reducing staff, closing unprofitable branches and putting old technology systems to rest, it has eliminated billions of dollars from its annual expenses.
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"[B]anks have previously tried to offer these loans and found them unprofitable," Shaul said, citing a 2009 Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. pilot.
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Another possibility is that Bitcoin decreases in value to the point where it is totally unprofitable to mine, so the problem solves itself.
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So the EPA is trading the health and well-being of thousands of Americans for keeping polluting and often unprofitable power plants online.
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The background: Under Barra, GM pulled out of unprofitable markets like Europe and redirected investments toward new technologies, like electric cars and automated vehicles.
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Heath was not so optimistic about exports of thermal coal, with a significant amount of Australia's output estimated to be unprofitable around current prices.
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Ekholm's strategy to stabilize the business includes exploring options for its loss-making media arm and reviewing unprofitable managed services and network rollout contracts.
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In 2013, Britain's Tesco gave up on cracking China alone, folding its unprofitable business there into a state run company as a minority partner.
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As fuel prices increase globally, it has become unprofitable for private petrol marketers to import, with the NNPC stepping in to prevent major shortages.
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IPOs from Uber and Lyft will test public market investor appetitive for the ride-hailing business, which has proved wildly popular but also unprofitable.
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In turn, the government collects a percentage of profits that other insurers make, which is then used lower the losses of the unprofitable insurers.
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Xiamen-based Meitu listed on the Hong Kong market in December in a rare floatation for unprofitable companies, fetching $630 million in the IPO.
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Zombie company is a term used to describe an unprofitable enterprise that would go out of business without ongoing bank loans or government support.
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But its unprofitable operations, similar to Lyft Inc and Uber, have refueled investor concerns over the unicorn's ability to flourish in an uncertain economy.
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That is an unusual structure for a fund that backs young, unprofitable companies, where it is unclear when—or if—investors will make money.
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Crude for delivery in January 2018 is only 70 cents more expensive than that for delivery next May, making those floating storage vessels unprofitable.
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In addition, due to the lack of access to capital, women don't have the luxury of building wildly unprofitable businesses for 5–7 years.
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If such a rent hike tips a store into unprofitable territory, the retailer may be exiting one of their better-performing stores, Brown explained.
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Shale firms are pledging to maintain their own financial "discipline" in expanding production and avoid flooding the market or developing unprofitable new oil wells.
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The main reason, they argued, was that men were much more likely to be overconfident than women, and hence to carry out unprofitable trades.
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Photo: Patrick Semansky (AP)Looking to boost its already massive profits, Amazon is reportedly hitting vendors of unprofitable items where it hurts: their ads.
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This will be in addition to the 142 unprofitable stores the department store chain is already expected to close toward the end of 653.
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Economists estimate that most Texas coal plants are unprofitable even without modern controls, as cheap natural gas and wind push down power prices statewide.
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Unsurprisingly, a number of insurers have decided to exit the marketplace, rather than plead with the government for higher rates to sell unprofitable polices.
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But GM has demonstrated repeatedly over the last two years a willingness to exit unprofitable markets and kill weak car lines in North America.
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The packaged foods maker has been trying to boost profits by promoting higher-margin products and clamping down on unprofitable volume sales to retailers.
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The $11 billion U.S. oil explorer is selling shares to shore up capital after cheap crude drove the company to its first unprofitable year.
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Internationally, Wal-Mart is closing 115 stores, including 60 recently shuttered, unprofitable stores in Brazil, which represent about 5 percent of that market's sales.
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The airline's losses, blamed on a large workforce and an aging fleet, prompted a turnaround plan that includes cutting costs and cancelling unprofitable routes.
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Australia's major banks are following in the footsteps of their global peers in cutting staff or shuttering unprofitable units to counter sluggish revenue growth.
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With both companies going public and still deeply unprofitable, driver pay is more likely to change through city policies like in New York City.
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This is the largest number since the peak of the dot-com boom in 2000, when 81 percent of newly public companies were unprofitable.
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BlueMountain struggled to perform well this year, and has already closed two strategies — long-short equity and systematic equity — that the firm deemed unprofitable.
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Remember that Obama said he would "bankrupt" anyone foolish enough to build a new coal-fired power plant, because he would render them unprofitable.
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The proposal amounts to a nuanced charade, socializing the costs of unprofitable power plants under the pretense of thwarting imminent threats to grid reliability.
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Last February, Goldcorp cut Los Filos' gold reserves by 78 percent, or 5.3 million ounces, because production had become unprofitable at lower gold prices.
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The money was supposed to come from profitable insurers, but the government did not collect enough to pay the amounts owed to unprofitable insurers.
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In response, the company has been investing billions of dollars outside China and in a number of thus-far unprofitable businesses like cloud computing.
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TRANSFER PRICING Lawmakers and government officials have raised questions about GM Korea's unprofitable cost structure involving its vehicle transfer pricing plan with GM affiliates.
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The global economy was showing fresh signs of slowing, and crude prices were collapsing so steeply that virtually every well in America was unprofitable.
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Unwilling to change strategy when business conditions turned against them, they doubled down on investments in increasingly unprofitable businesses, deepening the company's financial distress.
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However, the same supply and demand dynamic is not there for the provision of unprofitable undrawn facilities, which are largely done for relationship purposes.
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First-quarter revenue rose 24 percent on strong deliveries of larger business jets, yet the surge was driven mostly by the unprofitable Legacy 650.
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The country has some 680 lenders, many of them small and unprofitable, and the government is pushing them to seek mergers and tie ups.
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Last month, Sears announced its plan to close another 72 stores and identified 100 as unprofitable, after its 26th consecutive quarter with diminishing sales.
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Since Merkel took office, her energy policy has enabled Germany to wean off nuclear power, even if it meant temporarily reviving unprofitable coal plants.
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Pinterest is unprofitable like its fellow unicorns Lyft and Uber, but its financials, disclosed in its IPO prospectus, illustrate a clear path to profitability.
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"The market today reminds me of the late 1990s," Hackett said, referring to the dot-com bubble, when even unprofitable internet companies were soaring.
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Mr. Trump has ordered Energy Secretary Rick Perry to "prepare immediate steps" to stop the closing of unprofitable coal and nuclear power plants nationwide.
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The bankruptcy is a sign that cost-cutting measures such as the shuttering of hundreds of unprofitable stores and inventory clearance sales didn't work.
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Of course, the dot-com bubble did eventually burst, so it's difficult not to see this latest round of unprofitable IPOs as grim tidings.
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The big picture: Tumblr, while unprofitable, hosts more than 450 million blogs and was once considered a major player in the social media space.
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That was the largest number since the peak of the dot-com boom in 22019, when 81 percent of newly public companies were unprofitable.
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They are looking to sell and shut down unprofitable divisions and lay off employees — WeWork had more than 12,500 at the end of June.
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And he pointed out that last year was disappointing for public offerings in general as Wall Street grew increasingly wary of unprofitable tech firms.
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Banks are trying to cut costs to improve profitability as growth in revenues slows amid tougher regulations, which have left some business areas unprofitable.
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The moves were remarkable for a small, unprofitable company that makes a selfie app that lets users morph into fairylike airbrushed versions of themselves.
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Deals • Uber agreed to sell its Uber Eats business in India to a local rival, Zomato, as it continues to exit unprofitable overseas operations.
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That's a long time for an unprofitable company to spend competing to invest in R&D versus cash-rich companies like Facebook and Apple.
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FCA has been retooling some U.S. factories to boost output of lucrative sport-utility vehicles and trucks while ending production of some unprofitable sedans.
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And other states appear poised to take up their own measures regarding gig work, putting further financial pressure on the unprofitable ride-hail company.
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Big companies like Bird and Lime were able to stay afloat despite an unprofitable business model thanks to large infusions of capital from investors.
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When the business cycle does eventually turn ill, it's generally expected that private capital will become scarcer, something that could harm yet-unprofitable unicorns.
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Investors should be wary of unprofitable unicorns That skepticism could be a good sign, says Doug Peta, chief US investment strategist at BCA Research.
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Gig companies are fundamentally unprofitable, their business model subsidized by venture capital that is focused on loss-leading, destroying competition, and monopolizing the industry.
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Industry executives say the network is currently unprofitable as cargo volumes have not reached a sustainable level, and costs are higher than shipping by sea.
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Maris highlights the unprofitable Walgreens deal, as well as the drug-maker's $32 billion debt obligation as additional reasons to stay away from the stock.
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After some back and forth, it seems that world-famous capital cannon won't pick up a majority stake in the starkly unprofitable shared-offices concern.
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While Mr Trump occupied himself with a few unprofitable coal-mines, China could be taking a commanding lead in batteries, solar panels and wind turbines.
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Go deeper: The 2018 IPO market is dominated by unprofitable companies The IPO market is on fire Uber valued at $120 billion in IPO proposals
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VEB has long been used to finance unprofitable politically inspired projects, such as infrastructure for the 2014 Winter Olympics in the Russian resort of Sochi.
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Another source with connections to Asda said that scenario would mean Burnley having to take out unprofitable, or barely profitable, stores, and cut staff numbers.
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Of the 110 U.S. companies with a market capitalization of at least $50 billion, only three were unprofitable last year: CVS, General Electric and Qualcomm.
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Banks have preferred to restructure loans on unprofitable vessels rather than scrap them at a fraction of the value of the debt owed on them.
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Compensating drivers, sadly, runs counter to Uber's problematic defense of its still-unprofitable business model: cut labor costs by misclassifying drivers as contractors, not employees.
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The company has not turned a profit yet, joining a host of other unprofitable companies like Uber and Pinterest that are going public this year.
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"If premium income levels continue to deteriorate, and capacity does not withdraw ... at some stage this portfolio is bound to become unprofitable," he told Reuters.
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"The price competition for Japan routes among domestic low-cost carriers have become too intense lately, making some routes unprofitable," one of the sources said.
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On the first day of trading, the unprofitable companies were almost in line with profitable ones, gaining an average 13.8 percent versus 14.2 percent, respectively.
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" "It is currently unprofitable, it has no user growth and any past revenue growth was exceeded by a commensurate increase in its cost of revenue.
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It enters a public market where large high-growth unprofitable companies are rare, and where even Tesla is now trying to show profits every quarter.
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If you want to stop individuals from doing shady stuff, you need to make it unprofitable or otherwise too risky for them to do it.
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In June, CVS' head of retail warned it will close unprofitable stores as it evaluates its 500 leases that come up for renewal every year.
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Ten years later, the Spanish economy and housing market have recovered, but these ghost developments remain, too unprofitable to sell and too expensive to demolish.
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The new closures are in addition to the 142 unprofitable stores the department store chain is already expected to close toward the end of 2018.
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Local governments are funded in part by company taxes, so party officials are reluctant to shut down local firms no matter how inefficient or unprofitable.
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Producers would also enjoy greater flexibility to increase or decrease energy production based on market forces, and they would not be locked into unprofitable situations.
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Keeping LinkedIn happy will mean keeping Weiner happy, including not trashing the still unprofitable media forays that he clearly loves over revenue or integration issues.
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Thus, Chinese companies continued to produce steel though there wasn't as much demand in China, and instead dumped it around the world at unprofitable prices.
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The company, which is still unprofitable, posted negative EPS of €213 (or negative $0.88), while analysts on average were expecting only negative EPS of $0.39.
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Excess investments in fossil fuel infrastructure could lead to "stranded assets," including unprofitable power plants and the pipelines, drilling operations and mines that supply them.
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Some investors blame SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund for distorting valuations in private markets by injecting unprecedented amounts of capital into unprofitable tech start-ups.
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"We have been strategically and aggressively evaluating our store space and productivity, and have accelerated the closing of unprofitable stores as previously announced," Riefs said.
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Antiques The landscape painter Julian Onderdonk spent nearly half his career in New York, but tried to cover up that unprofitable phase of his life.
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"A high level of unprofitable loans on banks' balance sheets impacts the broader economy by stifling both domestic demand and bank lending growth," Pastakia added.
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Despite its strong growth, PayPal is currently unable to truly capitalize on Venmo since the service is still unprofitable and hurting the firm's take rate.
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It said this month that it would close that store and up to nine others and had agreed to sell its unprofitable online banner Gilt.
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A string of analysts have said economic run cuts – when refineries slow production to avoid producing unwanted or unprofitable fuel – will come to the rescue.
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Ford (F) said this summer that it was planning to radically reshape its business, and could close or scale back unprofitable operations in some regions.
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Despite a rich, $2.4 billion private market valuation, the company is reportedly unprofitable and lags a crowded field of rivals in the food delivery market.
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Gap CEO Art Peck acknowledged in November that its current store count was unprofitable, and he sketched out plans to quickly close hundreds of them.
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Critics, however, say that forcing airlines to fly often unprofitable routes where demand is unproven will stifle the market and land carriers with unfair costs.
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However, as a long-time Snap investor told Axios in January, unprofitable companies need to show discipline and a path to profitability once they're public.
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But bankers also say there is a more basic reason for the shift: Lending to coal companies is too risky and could ultimately prove unprofitable.
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Those more lenient rules would include allowing companies to be unprofitable at IPO and to allow for multiple share classes, presumably with differential voting rights.
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The moment a route, neighborhood, or city becomes unprofitable, the people who depend on those services face having their seat pulled out from under them.
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After all, public services have the option of operating at a loss (within reason), but there aren't many incentives for corporations to continue unprofitable operations.
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During 2010-13, the company posted about $40 billion in refining losses due to unprofitable fuel prices, imposed by the then-government, according to Moody's.
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"As a company involved in the nuclear power business over decades, we can't afford to keep the business unprofitable forever," CEO Toshiaki Higashihara told reporters.
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Vedanta has said its KCM unit is "largely unprofitable", although it has paid taxes through its payroll and says it has invested in the business.
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And so if you can reverse the decisions that made it unprofitable and get back to the profitable core, you're already in a good place.
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Qutoutiao, an unprofitable start-up that gives cash rewards to its readers, priced its shares at the bottom end of a marketed range last week.
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Politico reports that the Trump administration may be backing away from a contentious proposal to bail out unprofitable coal and nuclear plants around the country.
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Silicon Valley wrote the playbook for spending money in pursuit of growth, and the tech industry remains a hotbed of fast-growing yet unprofitable companies.
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Uber Eats, for instance, is expected to be unprofitable for another half decade or more, while Grubhub's profit margins remain mired in the single digits.
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With Beyond Meat no longer among their ranks, those unprofitable U.S. companies have had a median stock return of 0% this year, Reuters reported Monday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Panasonic Corp on Tuesday said it will close its unprofitable television screen manufacturing business, leaving Sharp Corp as Japan's sole TV panel maker.
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"Drivers are being deactivated because they have high cancellation rates, but those rates are high because the trips are unprofitable," the driver from Belgium said.
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Deliveroo is fast-growing but unprofitable, and has expressed ambitions to oust Just Eat as the number one player in the UK food delivery market.
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Expansion will mostly come from adding units at existing projects, given new projects are unprofitable at current international oil prices of around $45 a barrel.
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The withdrawal comes as Panasonic scrambles to divest of unprofitable businesses as its strategic shift to components from consumer electronics struggles to drive profit growth.
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Vox reported earlier this year that Bonobos was still unprofitable but that Walmart was planning to hold on to the brand after contemplating a sale.
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Walmart, which has long grappled with how to keep up with Amazon, redoubled its efforts last year by acquiring Jet, a promising but unprofitable marketplace.
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Their nationwide branch networks have become costly to maintain, but banks have been reluctant to close even unprofitable ones out of fear for customer complaints.
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Qutoutiao, an unprofitable startup that doles out cash rewards to its readers, priced its shares at the bottom end of a marketed range last week.
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Mr. Isaka has since announced that Seven & I will sell some of its unprofitable department stores in western Japan, a strategy supported by Mr. Loeb.
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"[Amazon] can afford to go after this previously unprofitable segment in part because it will be able to transform the economics of banking," Burns explained.
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While many of its department store peers have been forced to shutter unprofitable stores, Nordstrom has been known to keep a leaner real-estate footprint.
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Recode reported this summer that Bonobos and Eloquii were still unprofitable, a fact not popular with Walmart corporate leadership, who are used to printing profits.
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In 2017, Sears has been trimming its real-estate portfolio — shuttering unprofitable stores — and making moves, such as opening smaller locations that , to stay afloat.
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Shares in JSW fell as much as 6.4% on Tuesday amid investors fears that JSW will now finance unprofitable investments in national coal-related projects.
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They run, with a long-term perspective, companies that are of necessity going to have periods of being unprofitable, or out of step with markets.
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As of end-June, the GPIF had put around 0.35% of its assets in alternative investments as it, too, has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds.
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Failure to restore the federal payments to insurers could result in higher premiums for millions buying their own individual policies and drive carriers from unprofitable markets.
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While Ebola is a deadly and contagious disease, it is also still relatively rare, making the potential market for a vaccine sporadic and very likely unprofitable.
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Advent plans to convert unprofitable hypermarkets into cash-and-carry wholesale stores and expand brands developed by Walmart in Brazil such as Maxxi and Todo Dia.
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Analysts say they could make banks unprofitable and they have also drawn particular criticism for a complex mechanism which ties them to Romanian money market rates.
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An airline would get access to a lucrative route, but would also have to agree to serve a less economically viable one on an unprofitable basis.
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"We just don't see how profitable or unprofitable that business is," he told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report " from the Sohn Investment Conference in New York.
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Farley also said Ford is looking "carefully" at marginally profitable or unprofitable operations in Europe and Latin America, and could look to partnerships in those markets.
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The bank's net interest income held broadly steady in the quarter, despite the challenges facing the industry from negative official interest rates which make lending unprofitable.
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In the mining sector, heavyweight Rio Tinto Ltd rose 0.4% after it flagged a possible pullback or closure of an "unprofitable" aluminium smelter in New Zealand.
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Other stores, like J.C. Penney and Sears, are closing stores to cut losses in unprofitable locations, and just today, Sears announced it might be pursuing bankruptcy.
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Perry Pelos, Wells's head of commercial banking, says the cap has not crimped growth so far because the bank has scaled back unprofitable lines of business.
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In addition to general bearishness when it comes to unprofitable software companies, investors are following an unpredictable presidential election and the looming threat of a Brexit.
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Expansion will mostly come from adding units at existing projects, given new projects are unprofitable at current international oil prices CLc1 of around $45 a barrel.
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By making it unprofitable for banks to hold cash, Mr. Kuroda hopes to encourage them to lend more freely and get businesses and households to spend.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has said Southeast Asia is unprofitable, but the region — which is home to 600 million consumers — is tipped to see huge growth.
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Trump's threats to revoke NAFTA entirely could have added substantial costs to that supply chain, raised showroom car prices or left some models unprofitable to manufacture.
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But a difficult fourth quarter of 2018 for those businesses prompted SocGen and BNP Paribas to restructure and close some unprofitable businesses such as proprietary trading.
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The top four Indian telcos have been keen to acquire spectrum from smaller unprofitable firms since September 2015, when the regulator allowed spectrum trading among telcos.
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Unprofitable telcos, such as Videocon, Aircel and Tata, could exit, given their unviable business model, now that they are able to sell their under-utilised spectrum.
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"We have a fierce competitor that's unprofitable in every city they exist in, but they're buying up market share," Kalanick said in an interview in February.
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The price rally pushed some shuttered steel mills in the world's top producer to resume production, but the ensuing price rout could make them unprofitable again.
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The main task for Isaka will be how he goes about stemming the bleeding at Ito-Yokado supermarkets, the unprofitable but traditional core of Seven & i.
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Under Chief Executive Kazuo Hirai, the tech and entertainment giant has streamlined unprofitable electronics businesses and capitalized on the spread of smartphones with its image sensors.
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MELBOURNE, March 22 (Reuters) - Australian department store Myer will stop selling Apple Inc products due to the sales being unprofitable, operator Myer Holdings said on Friday.
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Asked whether European banks were ready for any economic downturn, Hamers said that most, while relatively unprofitable, have improved their balance sheets since the financial crisis.
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Mr Lewis has shut 43 unprofitable stores and axed plans to open another 49 supermarkets, mostly the big out-of-town ones that consumers increasingly shun.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Japan warned Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday that its companies would have to leave Britain if trade barriers after Brexit made them unprofitable.
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Last week, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick told an audience in Berlin that the company is profitable in the developed world, but "massively unprofitable" in developing nations.
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Daewoo also said last week that it is slashing its 2018 revenue forecast to about half of current levels as it gets rid of unprofitable businesses.
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On a prerecorded conference call, Sears said it did not intend to borrow money to fund operating losses and expected to close unprofitable stores more aggressively.
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The unprofitable company has continued to struggle to balance its costly business model with the money needed to acquire and maintain new subscribers for its service.
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Research out of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve found that hiring just two compliance employees to adhere to its regulations makes one-third of small banks unprofitable.
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"Our focus is on profitability and we will not chase unprofitable sales just to hit our top-line sales number," Chief Executive Officer John King said.
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In late 2017, one franchisee told Business Insider that up to one-third of Subway's locations could be unprofitable, citing internal conversations and national sales numbers.
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That's due, in part, to the fact that activist investors and others on Wall Street are growing increasingly impatient with retailers' reluctance to close unprofitable stores.
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In March, mission head James Roaf said Serbia was making excellent progress on economic and financial reforms, but was lagging on disposing of unprofitable state firms.
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The big picture: Many startups are unprofitable as they make investments in technology and elsewhere, but Oscar has to find a path to profitability somewhat soon.
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NEC has spent the last decade mostly on restructuring unprofitable units that lost to price-competitive Asian rivals, selling the semiconductor, personal computer and smartphone businesses.
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"Unprofitable startups reliant on VC funding fared the worst as funding dried up for those with high burn rates and unclear paths to profitability," he said.
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Many of these large companies, which operate in untested categories, were deeply unprofitable and faced questions about whether they could make money and maintain their growth.
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The main danger may be rapid expansion of the cannabis industry across the state, which could push down marijuana prices and make Needles's smaller facilities unprofitable.
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But Lyft, which is also deeply unprofitable, fell below its offering price in its second day of trading as investors questioned whether it could make money.
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Given what it costs to operate and staff the production line, the Max program could become unprofitable if Boeing does not make enough planes each month.
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"The bid price of 182p looks a good outcome considering the underlying business is structurally unprofitable without Apple royalties," analysts at Investec said in a note.
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He can warn them to stop the relocation process because he, and Congress, will change NAFTA and impose tariffs on Mexican imports making the move unprofitable.
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The big-box retailer's e-commerce business is still losing money, and some of its acquisitions, including Bonobos, remain unprofitable, according to a report from Vox.
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It made sense then — because, in the 1970s and the 1980s, US companies were bloated, unprofitable, and uncompetitive, and they needed to be whipped into shape.
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In July, its De Beers unit said it was selling its Snap Lake diamond mine in Canada after suspending operations at the unprofitable mine last December.
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After shedding Opel, an unprofitable European operation, General Motors' chief executive, Mary Barra, would probably have little appetite for another underperforming business in the same region.
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Big C has changed its strategy to focus more on boosting margins and profits and discontinuing unprofitable sales such as cigarette and alcohol products, he said.
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Financial losses, blamed on a large workforce and an aging fleet, have prompted a five-year turnaround plan that includes cutting costs and cancelling unprofitable routes.
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Amid Japan's ultra-low interest rates, the fund, which is closely watched by global investors, has retreated from unprofitable domestic bonds in favour of foreign assets.
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Expectations are for margins to remain relatively stable in the low 30% range for fiscal 2017, supported by cost reduction and the pruning of unprofitable services.
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In the depths of the Great Recession, U.S. vehicle sales plummeted to a scant 2628 million, a level at the time that made most automakers unprofitable.
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But if it fails to achieve a breakthrough in Model 3 production and remains unprofitable, it will probably need to turn to investors for more capital.
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"We have been clear that we are intent on improving the performance of our unprofitable stores and, if we cannot, we will close them," he said.
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Although growing rapidly, streaming services are as yet unprofitable, as they have high costs for licensing music and face challenges persuading people to upgrade from free versions.
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"The more your e-commerce business is, the worse your numbers might end up, because in the end it only results in an unprofitable cannibalization," Cramer said.
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" No private company has that freedom with Wall Street to say, "For this entire sector, we're gonna do something that looks to you as if it's unprofitable.
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Under Chapter 11 protection, it is closing unprofitable stores and will try to sell roughly 400 of its better performing stores as it looks to stay alive.
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Under chapter 11 protection it is closing unprofitable stores and will try to sell roughly 400 of its better performing stores as it looks to stay alive.
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In 2014, the government collected just $362 million in risk corridor payments from profitable insurers, which was dwarfed the $2.87 billion in payments requested by unprofitable insurers.
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The bank said in April it will remain unprofitable for the next two years, as losses from asset sales and low interest rates make rehabilitating it harder.
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Walgreens Boots Alliance's fiscal fourth-quarter profit slid 20.7% as the company spent more to shutter unprofitable locations, lay off employees and scaled back its tobacco sales.
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However, "sellside estimates suggest SolarCity will remain unprofitable and cash flow negative through 2018, with a net debt position of [more than] $2.8 billion," the firm said.
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GE's power business will take two to three years to "work through" lingering pension costs, unprofitable contracts and liabilities from its 2015 acquisition of Alstom, she said.
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As a pet retailer, Chewy's IPO plans sparked jokes Monday afternoon on Twitter referencing one of the most famous unprofitable victims of the dot-com frenzy − Pets.com.
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But for a company with such rapid revenue growth — though still unprofitable — it will need to build incremental revenue to maintain growth when its core business matures.
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On Friday, Seritage filed a report with the Securities and Exchange Commission saying the retailer had exercised its right to terminate the leases at 17 unprofitable stores.
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And for a company that's built its entire business model on unsustainable and unprofitable levels of convenience, its unique in that, well, it's kind of a schlep.
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"The national promotional focus over the past five years … has decimated [us] and left many franchisees unprofitable and even insolvent," the letter states, according to the Post.
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Lastly, Fanatics also thinks it can help grow the 500-employee Kitbag, which is a $100 million revenue business, but one that is unprofitable and not growing.
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The other side: The report isn't unprofitable despite the business hit as it has managed to cut back other expenses to make up for the revenue shortfalls.
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Also, rivals like Chipotle Mexican Grill and Potbelly appealed to customers with seemingly healthier fare, and rising commodity costs made the signature foot-long sandwich deal unprofitable.
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So as Twitter's stock price rose, the stock-based compensation program became more and more expensive, which meant that — on paper, at least — Twitter was horribly unprofitable.
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American League owners, who had seen their road trips to Philly become unprofitable, were ready for the Mack family to step down and helped force the sale.
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A second tech investor, with no stake in Ericsson, said weak performance at the other units, IT & Cloud and Media, showed the need to exit unprofitable businesses.
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We believe it could instead improve the company's financial profile in the longer term by removing the unprofitable business and uncertainties associated with geopolitical issues with China.
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P&G recently made an effort to focus on its core products, like Gillette razors, and shed unprofitable brands after it struggled to boost top-line growth.
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But a weak housing market in Canada, where Lowe's runs some 300 stores following the closure of 31 largely unprofitable ones, remained a worry, the company said.
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The tightness is a result of falling output after some companies including U.S. giant Peabody Energy, filed for bankruptcy, and other miners cut output at unprofitable mines.
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Evernote a year ago replaced CEO Phil Libin with Google alum Chris O'Neill, lost several other execs, cut some of its unprofitable operations, and raised its prices.
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Insurers can subjectively deny treatment that health care providers prescribe to their patients and force "unprofitable" patients into therapies that are less expensive and potentially less effective.
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General Motors has cut more than 4,000 U.S. jobs since November, and moved to conserve capital by shedding its European operations and closing unprofitable operations in Asia.
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With most of its finances voluntarily divulged, we got a sense of how unprofitable ride-sharing is — well before Lyft's official IPO filing confirmed huge annual losses.
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Scott Crowe, chief investment strategist at real estate-focused CenterSquare Investment Management in Philadelphia, said many of WeWork's tenants are unprofitable start-ups vulnerable to hard times.
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Metro also made some progress at reining in losses at its struggling Real hypermarket chain after it closed unprofitable stores, trimmed costs and secured better purchasing conditions.
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Many retailers today are looking to activate unprofitable square footage, and partnering with outside brands is one way to attract shoppers and differentiate the store's merchandise mix.
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The coal industry has furiously lobbied President Donald Trump to help keep unprofitable coal producers solvent, an idea to which the president has lent a sympathetic ear.
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"To date almost all of the attempts to create small-dollar loan alternatives have been charity-based, required government subsidies, or were unprofitable and unsustainable," Shaul said.
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"While we still have work to do on our topline, I strongly believe that growing sales in an unprofitable way is simply not an option," she said.
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I'm so grateful to have a partner now who supports me when I make more, when he makes more and when I'm pursuing my probably-unprofitable passion.
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Uber and WeWork have been disastrous not only for workers and consumers, but for the investors responsible for pumping large sums of money into unprofitable tech startups.
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Roadrunner, the 31st-largest trucker in the US, announced last month that it was cutting 10% of its total workforce, all in its "unprofitable" dry-van sector.
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If legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare fails, states will need billions of dollars over the next few years to keep insurance companies participating in unprofitable marketplaces.
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Kapferer demanded incentives for gas plants that have become unprofitable due to high fuel prices, and for pumped storage plants that have been closing amid unfavorable regulation.
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Mr. Miller is silent, however, about whether the sports division, which as recently as a few years ago was still unprofitable, as yet generates any cash flow.
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Low power prices and levies on CO2 emissions have also made it increasingly unprofitable to run coal plants, especially when wind and solar power production are high.
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As a point of comparison, the U.S. startup Warby Parker, which has raised over $200 million, was last year valued at $1.2 billion and is still unprofitable.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Women's shoe retailer Aerosoles Group is planning to file bankruptcy to exit its unprofitable store leases, people familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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Goldman Sachs very much wants to expand its presence among average consumers—probably why it's ready to take on a potentially unprofitable venture rival banks passed on.
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Luckin Coffee, an unprofitable start-up offering big giveaways and aggressive subsidies, burst less than two years ago into a Chinese coffee scene long dominated by Starbucks.
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And although the company is unprofitable, many industry analysts think it will have an initial public offering next year, something Mr. Neves was at pains to downplay.
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But the automaker's decision to exit other unprofitable markets has exacerbated problems for GM Korea, which built many of the Chevrolet models GM once offered in Europe.
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Its outerwear business appears to be improving, it will benefit from reduced tariffs and is continuing to shutter its unprofitable stores and focus on its wholesale business.
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However, Amgen gave a weaker-than-expected full-year forecast, due to lower interest income and its recently acquired stake in China's BeiGene, which is currently unprofitable.
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We know they seek to open more bases and their unprofitable seaport investments in East Africa and Southern Africa track closely with involvement by Chinese military forces.
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The move, which insiders have seen coming for a while, is significant as it helps the heavily funded yet still unprofitable venture-backed media company cut costs.
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As a result of low fares, fixed pricing, congestion, and deadhead miles, drivers tend to cancel trips they've accepted after learning how unprofitable a ride may be.
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The company is in the midst of a restructuring involving the closure of unprofitable convenience stores and the elimination of 3,000 jobs, following years of poor performance.
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The profit beat comes as new CEO Brian Duperrault continues a makeover of the insurance company, shedding unprofitable lines and focusing on business-related property-casualty insurance.
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Sears said the ongoing closure of unprofitable stores (under both the Sears and Kmart banners) has "resulted in meaningful improvement" in the department store chain's overall performance.
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The sale is a part of Serbia's efforts to offload unprofitable state firms as part of its 1.2 billion euro loan deal with the International Monetary Fund.
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Jetblack was reportedly significantly unprofitable, and it was unclear how it would fit under Walmart's umbrella if it expanded, which may explain why it's being shut down.
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"Pound trading is characterised by turmoil and risk aversion resulting in wide ranges and largely directionless markets proving to be generally unprofitable for systematic strategies," Scott said.
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Years of chart decline and unprofitable tours left them spiritually and financially bankrupt, and it was decided to dissolve their musical partnership following the completion of the album.
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Amazon said in an email to Gizmodo that it had not changed how it operates but added that it may phase out products that are unprofitable over time.
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Farmers in Guerrero say prices for opium paste have dropped to unprofitable levels because drug cartels are substituting it for cheaper, easier to obtain synthetic opioids like fentanyl.
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That has meant that as fuel prices increase globally, it has become unprofitable for private petrol marketers to import, forcing NNPC to step in to prevent major shortages.
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Credit Profile Potentially Turning: ST's exit of its last major unprofitable business unit will largely be complete in 2017 following the restructuring of its set-top box business.
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Gregory Lee — who joined the Nokia Technologies division in part to restructure the business by hiving off unprofitable operations like digital health — is now leaving the company altogether.
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But two years later, Alitalia is losing at least half a million euros a day and may remain unprofitable for another two to three years, sources have said.
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Phoenix-based Banner Health knew it was taking on an unprofitable venture when it acquired the University of Arizona Medical Center in 2015 — including its health insurance plans.
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Etihad, which last week reported a $1.5 billion annual loss, has been overhauling its business since 2016, replacing its top executive, dropping unprofitable routes and shrinking its fleet.
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In Khosrowshahi, Uber's board has picked an executive with a track record of driving growth while also delivering profits - precisely what the unprofitable Uber needs to satisfy investors.
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It allows them to switch easily between services, evaluates trip requests, rejects unprofitable ones and keeps track of all kinds of information that helps drivers make better decisions.
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Carlos Nobre, a former chief of research at the ministry of science, technology and innovation, thinks more frequent droughts will make future hydropower projects in the Amazon unprofitable.
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Cooper said the bank has cut $1.6 billion worth of annual revenue by removing sub-scale and unprofitable businesses, and that the focus is now on restoring growth.
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Cooper said the bank had cut $1.6 billion worth of annual revenue by removing sub-scale and unprofitable businesses, and that the focus is now on restoring growth.
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He conceded that delivery competition put a dent in second-quarter pizza sales before telling Cramer that investors are subsidizing low delivery prices to take unprofitable market share.
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The implication is that silver mines were unprofitable—either because of a lack of demand, or of a shortage of affordable labour, or both—well into the Renaissance.
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We also expect limited growth prospects in western Europe, due to keen competition and portfolio optimisation (exiting from unprofitable sales contracts as seen in Finland and Poland recently).
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However, due to Apollo's ability to hold unprofitable investments for as long as a decade, it may not realize some of the losses it currently recognizes on paper.
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Globally, more plastics are now ending up in landfills, incinerators, or likely littering the environment as rising costs to haul away recyclable materials increasingly render the practice unprofitable.
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Much like a seed-stage investor must bet on a founder's vision, Wall Street, given a choice of several unprofitable businesses, has to bet on potential market value.
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" The problem, a summary of the report concluded, is that "many of them destined to be unprofitable due to currently-high systems costs, low volumes and intense competition.
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Cowen & Company analysts said the company limiting its exposure to the unprofitable onshore pressure pumping business in North America confirmed it was losing market share in the region.
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By the numbers: That's a problem because for the time being, the technology costs mean that for most big automakers, EVs will remain unprofitable through the early 2020s.
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Money that is currently being absorbed by unprofitable state-owned behemoths should be freed up to finance the growth of new and innovative firms in manufacturing and services.
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In June, the athletic apparel maker known for its yoga pants unveiled plans to close most of its unprofitable Ivivva girls stores, and to focus investments online instead.
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While barely utilized during the boom years, the cost of that tax credit grew to more than $130 million in 2015, as sinking prices made more wells unprofitable.
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The company said restructuring actions taken in the first three quarters of 2017, along with the closure of unprofitable stores, have resulted in improvements in its financial performance.
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The bank had in March outlined measures to curb the pile-up of soured assets, that included a reduction in lending to corporates and shutting down unprofitable branches.
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WeWork's failed initial public offering attempt and the painful market debuts of highly valued, unprofitable companies like Uber and Lyft have raised questions about a new tech bubble.
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Sears Holdings said Thursday it will be shuttering 72 more stores in 2018 and has identified 100 unprofitable locations in total that it plans to close over time.
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Debt-Funded Mergers and Acquisitions: Some industry consolidation is likely with ongoing intense competition in the mobile segment, where smaller telcos are unprofitable and face high investment requirements.
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It commanded a massive valuation at IPO despite being unprofitable and having far fewer users than Facebook, so it will have to show improved financials and continued growth.
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General Motors Co has cut more than 4,000 U.S. jobs since November, and moved to conserve capital by shedding its European operations and closing unprofitable operations in Asia.
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No. Do Senators Sanders and Warren favor companies running unprofitable lines of business until the entire company goes into bankruptcy and all jobs across the company are lost?
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ASIC miners would render this completely unprofitable because they could drive up the network difficulty to levels that even thousands of CPUs working in concert couldn't compete with.
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"We have had positive gross margins as a business because of our business model, and we intentionally avoided any unlimited plans that could be highly unprofitable," he says.
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The healthcare vertical tilts toward small unprofitable companies with significant capital needs and, as a result, direct listings aren't likely to become a popular choice in that industry.
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He added that the small size of the kiosk would allow Via Varejo to quickly scuttle or move stores to a different location should a location prove unprofitable.
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China's mostly state-owned banking system is burdened with bad loans to state-owned enterprises, many of which are unprofitable, and the pet projects of powerful provincial leaders.
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O said on Thursday it was shuttering 4.83 unprofitable Kmart and Sears stores as it continues to streamline operations amid mounting debt and a string of quarterly losses.
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Despite more than $4 billion in M&A and an even greater amount committed to ongoing investment, AT&T's wireless operations in Mexico remain unprofitable and below expectations.
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If its revenue number is still that high or higher, a $70 million purchase price could indicate that sales are stagnant or the company is unprofitable — or both.
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On Monday they rose 2.4 percent, closing at $290.92, but they are down 9 percent since Mr. Musk said the company would be unprofitable in the first quarter.
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Instead, there was staunch support for the "rights" of business owners and, according to the respondents' written answers, a faith that the market would make discriminatory practices unprofitable.
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"I'm not sure there's much evidence for this idea that discriminatory practices are unprofitable and that, in a capitalist economy, discrimination is going to lose out," he said.
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It has a five-year turnaround plan that includes slashing costs and cancelling unprofitable routes and requires a 21.7 billion rand ($1.5 billion) cash injection from the government.
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It expects to reap the benefits of the overhaul and cost cuts, the exit of unprofitable businesses and new contract gains and acquisitions from the 2020 financial year.
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Anglo Chief Executive Mark Cutifani said in a statement the rise in overall output "was achieved despite the removal of unprofitable and higher cost platinum and metallurgical coal".
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