unprofitably

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• So, if investors get what Uber promises, they will get an unprofitable company at the end of 2021, albeit one that, if you strip out a dozen categories of expense, is no longer running in the red.

• The organization seems to have cut off Pop Up Magazine Productions because it was unprofitable and does not plan to turn The Atlantic into a nonprofit.

• Tesla was hugely unprofitable, saddled with mountains of debt, and consistently missing expectations.

• They now have a more robust content offering that we’ve been able to bring a lot of in front of the gate, a lot of it was previously unprofitable or not optimized or existed in PDF format.

• Back in 2018, my colleagues at the Environmental Market Solutions Lab found that high-seas fishing often appears to be an almost entirely unprofitable endeavor.

• But it was a shadow of its former self: sleepy, unprofitable, and not particularly confident about its complicated past.

• “The proportion of banks that were unprofitable fell to 8.4 percent from 10.6 percent a year earlier,” the FDIC reported.

• Airlines have become more rational, reducing unprofitable flights and routes.

• As a result, many stores are unprofitable, borderline profitable, or experiencing declining revenue.

• And physical bookstores are — as even Klipper noted — not unprofitable.

• The occasion should be seized also to increase the balances of depositors who carry unprofitable accounts.

• The coast is sandy, and from M. Peron's description, barren and unprofitable.

• Were it possible to present the subject in detail, it would be tedious and unprofitable to all save the specialist.