"The purpose of the money Uber gets from investors isn't to fund new innovations. It's to keep plugging the hole in Uber's finances left by its low fares, so the company can keep functioning financially as it undercuts its rivals." https://t.co/3k5mT9CGzm

— Jeff Spross (@jeffspross) April 15, 2019

If Uber is ever regulated like a "normal" employer or taxi cab business, it's done for! The company has nothing else going for it. Uber is basically promising investors it will become a monopoly https://t.co/5Tz7L2fbaJ

— Karen Tadman Menpes (@KarenTadman) April 15, 2019

Valuation expert says #Uber is worth a little more than half the $100 billion it's seeking https://t.co/Z7RDgwPHVN

— Kate Rooney (@Kr00ney) April 15, 2019

Never happen

Viva la Taxi

https://t.co/qKY30SY6YS https://t.co/qKY30SY6YS

— Soul Cab ?? (@TheSoulCab) April 15, 2019

Valuation expert: Uber worth much less than the $100 billion it seeks https://t.co/CcbbZha0kc

— LCDC (@The_LCDC) April 16, 2019

Valuation expert: Uber worth much less than the $100 billion it seeks ...... lol! ⁦@UberEng⁩ @uber is a #pennystock a stain upon ones resume... @ftc ⁦@SecNielsen⁩ ⁦@nazaha_en⁩ ⁦@KingSalman⁩ ⁦@SoftBank⁩ #lol https://t.co/xoFDZkjGfC

— Uber Hashtag Repository (@Ubergeddon) April 16, 2019