Five takeaways from Airbnb’s IPO filing https://t.co/1Wv6wZGLkd

— Financial Times (@FT) November 17, 2020

Five takeaways from Airbnb’s IPO filing https://t.co/sC79vlEiWd via @financialtimes

— Ajay Bagga (@Ajay_Bagga) November 17, 2020

Airbnb reports that ✨building a community✨ is their primary differentiating factor from its competitors and lists it as their top two core strengths (host and guest communities).

The word community appears 166 times in the IPO prospectus.https://t.co/svbqeefBJo

— David Spinks (@DavidSpinks) November 16, 2020

Airbnb S-1 IPO filing drops, plans to trade under ABNB symbol https://t.co/VDY0Z8xoLr

— Ophir Gottlieb (@OphirGottlieb) November 17, 2020

Airbnb releases public IPO filing; seeks Nasdaq listing under ticker ABNBhttps://t.co/EEy2xl86RM

— CNBC Now (@CNBCnow) November 16, 2020

$ABNB Airbnb is now officially in the IPO pipeline.

Plus two more, $DASH and $AI, to watch.

More work to do...https://t.co/tCaZHSzEGK https://t.co/moJvrEfDei

— HedgeMind (@HedgeMind) November 17, 2020

에어비앤비가 상장신청 서류 제출. 지난 분기 매출 1.34B에 219M 흑자. 매출은 전년동기 대비 19% 하락했으나 올초 구조조정을 통해 흑자전환. https://t.co/1LJRGjR7Hs 어쨌든 코로나 위기에도 올해 IPO를 달성하게 될 듯. pic.twitter.com/tBQCv8V7Wc

— 에스티마 (@estima7) November 16, 2020

Airbnb S-1 IPO filing drops, plans to trade under ABNB symbol https://t.co/zoVpCQGGCu

— Philipp Kloeckner (@pip_net) November 17, 2020

How the summertime recovery went for Airbnb:

Revenue fell 18% YoY in Q3.

That's significantly better than BKNG (-46%) and Expedia (-58%)

— Cory Weinberg (@coryweinberg) November 16, 2020

Is it better to be Uber and see your numbers get ugly (but your stock price go up) the year after the IPO because of a pandemic-related travel freeze...

or to be Airbnb pitching your IPO in the middle of a pandemic-related travel freeze.

Not sure!

— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) November 16, 2020

Airbnb seeks to raise $1 billion on the Nasdaq under the ticker “ABNB”. It has more than 4 million hosts that have earned cumulatively $110 billion from 825 million guests.https://t.co/KSEiHbOj3Z

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) November 16, 2020

Airbnb has $4.5bn in cash & equivalents on the balance sheet, will be fine through this dark winter and well into next year. #airbnbipo pic.twitter.com/FEU4z1rhIn

— Rafat Ali, Media Owner & Operator (@rafat) November 16, 2020

The "ride the VC money till the cows come home and our competitors die trying" is alive and well. pic.twitter.com/USvElFYqeb

— Brad Sams (@bdsams) November 16, 2020

In 2019, Airbnb generated Gross Booking Value of $38 billion, a 29% YoY increase from 2018; plus revenue of $4.8 billion, a 32% YoY increase from 2018.

In the nine months of 2020, however, it had $18 billion GBV, down 39% YoY, and $2.5 billion revenue, down 32% YoY.

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) November 16, 2020

This is interesting: Airbnb published execs' performance measures.

H1 2019: only 52% achievement on Homes growth

Then it spent a bunch of money on growth...

Then...

H2 2019: 0% achievement on profitability because it was below the mid-year outlook pic.twitter.com/SZRfQcq3IF

— Cory Weinberg (@coryweinberg) November 16, 2020

Curious why Airbnb ($ABNB) seems to show a profit every Q3, but mostly losses in other quarters? https://t.co/jVS2WYY9so

— Matt Rosoff (@MattRosoff) November 16, 2020

Airbnb reports that ✨building a community✨ is their primary differentiating factor from its competitors and lists it as their top two core strengths (host and guest communities).

The word community appears 166 times in the IPO prospectus.https://t.co/svbqeefBJo

— David Spinks (@DavidSpinks) November 16, 2020

Few startups have had as wild of a year as Airbnb. Congrats to @bchesky, @jgebbia and team on executing through a crisis and continuing to build an epic company.

— Aaron Levie (@levie) November 16, 2020

How did Airbnb juice its margins?

Q3 2019: Airbnb spent 26 cents on sales/marketing for every $1 of revenue.
Q3 2020: Airbnb spent 8 cents on sales/marketing for every $1 of revenue.https://t.co/ikgcV2fGo3

— Cory Weinberg (@coryweinberg) November 16, 2020

IPO filings reveal crazy things. Airbnb's shows COVID's big hit on its biz and that... fatalities, sexual violence, hidden cameras and racial discrimination are issues. In fact, Airbnb booted 1.4M people for refusing to sign its "Nondiscrimination Policy" https://t.co/xlwhlVBCr7

— Dara Kerr (@darakerr) November 17, 2020

Airbnbついにきた。あとでS-1読む

Equity Shot: Airbnb's IPO is finally here https://t.co/9asZmlPCIJ via @techcrunch

— 根岸 奈津美 | STRIVE (@negishinatsumi) November 17, 2020

Our story on Airbnb's IPO filing: https://t.co/hU1td3tcyi

— erin griffith (@eringriffith) November 16, 2020

JUST IN: Airbnb files for a $1 billion IPO, which is expected to price in December. https://t.co/vfkGRAlKi0

— Axios (@axios) November 16, 2020

Airbnb files for its long-awaited IPO https://t.co/3FUctKo3bH

— Dan Primack (@danprimack) November 16, 2020

Airbnb has revealed for the first time the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on its business, as it prepares for a stock market debut in December.

Here are five takeaways from its IPO filing https://t.co/us0iNnN0vx

— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) November 17, 2020

UNITED STATES - Despite the cheery headline, things don't look good for #Airbnb. “The Covid-19 pandemic ... have materially adversely impacted and will continue to materially adversely impact our business, results of operations, and financial condition..."https://t.co/wEdEBoZltb

— Miteymiss (@Miteymiss) November 17, 2020