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Repeat after me... Lime/Bird/Uber/Lyft/WeWork are not software businesses. They *could* be good (good = profitable in this case) businesses, but the unit economics are just totally different than software businesses, and it's not remotely clear that scale helps. https://t.co/1lAxUgUQ0f
— Marc Laitin (@marclaitin) January 9, 2020
Scooter startup @limebike lays off 100 people, 14% of staff, and closes a dozen markets.https://t.co/ZYaW4MozQ8
— Dan Primack (@danprimack) January 9, 2020
No more Lime in Atlanta.
— Jason Falter ⚔️ (@JasonFalter) January 9, 2020
You see them a lot in Buckhead. I think you saw more stacked up in piles than being ridden. They were also more popular last year than they are currently. https://t.co/yQeaZEPsxh
Scooter Sunset.
— Eliot Brown (@eliotwb) January 9, 2020
Lime ending operations in numerous cities that have good weather for scooters (San Diego, Phoenix, Rio)https://t.co/25rXos60TX
Lime is shutting down its scooter operations in 12 cities, including four in the U.S: Atlanta, Phoenix, San Diego, San Antonio. https://t.co/w7FOhnrJ8y
— Laura J. Nelson ? (@laura_nelson) January 9, 2020
Lime is laying off 14% of its workers and exiting 12 markets, @axios reports https://t.co/UFsf7AaMJk
— Graham Rapier (@g_rapier) January 9, 2020
Pues eso... que vienen curvas:
— Jesús Martínez (@jesusmargon) January 9, 2020
E-scooter startup Lime shuts in 12 markets, lays off around 100
"it seeks to become profitable this year"https://t.co/4T611HdNqd
Scooter startup Lime shutters in 12 markets, aims for profits in 2020 https://t.co/ZYaW4MozQ8
— Dan Primack (@danprimack) January 9, 2020
We have one answer: https://t.co/Zv9aCKuND0
— Cory Weinberg (@coryweinberg) January 9, 2020
Lime cuts operations in 12 markets as it shifts its “primary focus to profitability.” https://t.co/Y1CR6JDO5k
— Kate Clark (@KateClarkTweets) January 9, 2020
The scooter biz continues to contract.. #Lime says it's closing 12 markets (!) globally and cutting staff. Here in the US:
— Jo Ling Kent (@jolingkent) January 9, 2020
Atlanta
Phoenix
San Diego
San Antoniohttps://t.co/MwRyIqxzYq
Scooter news — Lime is doing layoffs and pulling out of 12 markets including San Diego and Atlanta https://t.co/1Bj3HtTgAp
— Matt McFarland (@mattmcfarland) January 9, 2020
Lime has decided to leave cities where “micromobility has evolved more slowly,” including Atlanta, Phoenix, San Diego, and San Antonio.https://t.co/bEGtJG121V
— ?E?P?D? ☂️ (@EricPaulDennis) January 9, 2020
Scooter startup Lime is laying off 14 percent of its workers and exiting 12 markets https://t.co/XIMB2AiA4h pic.twitter.com/U3PNqzFND6
— The Verge (@verge) January 9, 2020
That scooter co Lime is exiting San Diego reminded me that I can't remember the last time I saw a scooter, which reminded me about how insects stopped hitting windshields & people didn't notice.
— Paul Kedrosky (@pkedrosky) January 9, 2020
Lime is laying off 14% of its workers and exiting 12 markets https://t.co/aRxhrWlDWH
man who could have seen this coming? @RudeScooter @scooteridiots @BadHoboken https://t.co/tBgcFDyd7G
— Kyle $ Gibson (@KyleSGibson) January 9, 2020
Oh, that's all? "Many scooter companies now have to take a step back and tackle some of their intractable problems, such as unit economics, software, batteries, and safety"https://t.co/j0UpyZjWxI
— Greg Linden (@greglinden) January 9, 2020
Limeもレイオフ開始。100人14%の従業員。12マーケットから撤退。他のプレーヤーもレイオフしているのでWeWorkショック後の新しいフェーズ（グロースと収益化両方目指す）に入った感じか。https://t.co/j9duHGab91
— やもとし / Movoto (@yamotoshi) January 10, 2020
Sorry L.A.... you are performing ... Scooter startup Lime shutters in 12 markets, aims for profits in 2020 #SmartNews https://t.co/a8mmtUYdEd
— Venice 311 (@Venice311) January 9, 2020
I enjoyed rolling around on Lime scooters during @uuaGA in Spokane last year. I also think they're probably more trouble to municipalities than they're worth. https://t.co/3mwa70qvy1
— Adam Gonnerman (@awgonnerman) January 10, 2020
Scooter startup Lime is laying off 14 percent of its workers and exiting 12 markets https://t.co/ONu0Dec3mH pic.twitter.com/PyBraL8dzO
— The Verge (@verge) January 10, 2020
Lime turns out to be a bit of a lemon. Laying off staff and exiting markets as “micro-mobility struggles to achieve profitability” ?? https://t.co/1oCARSNY6P
— Sharon O'Dea (@sharonodea) January 10, 2020
Scooter startup Lime is laying off 14 percent of its workers and exiting 12 markets. Bye-bye Atlanta, Phoenix, San Diego, and San Antonio
— Sergio A. (@sergioaved) January 9, 2020
Another unicorn bites the dust? Here comes consolidation!https://t.co/bpUe0z1xKG
電動キックボードのLimeが全体の14%(100名)にあたる従業員をリストラし、アトランタやサンディエゴなど12都市でサービス停止とのこと。
— とくさん (@nori76) January 10, 2020
Scooter startup Lime is laying off 14 percent of its workers and exiting 12 markets https://t.co/anKBfgp0o1
And the pendulum swings...
— Steve Cheney (@stevecheney) January 10, 2020
“Financial independence is our goal for 2020, and we are confident that Lime will be the first next-generation mobility company to reach profitability”https://t.co/2dNP8vo4mC
Oh my, the e-scooter industry may collapse without any more help from me. A business that loses $300MM on $420MM in revenue isn't a business. https://t.co/JnNFHr23jj
— Lee Schafer (@LeeASchafer) January 9, 2020
Scooter startup Lime is laying off 14 percent of its workers and exiting 12 markets https://t.co/JmpEMCvXHc >>> https://t.co/HTA6IsoHwv #digitalhealth #socialmedia #digitalmarketing #AI #healthtech #mhealth #industry40 #IoT pic.twitter.com/YhogUeRtq3
— Dr Timos Papagatsias (@_timos_) January 9, 2020