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Airbnb business down at least 95% in Asia, 50% in U.S., putting its plans to go public in disarray https://t.co/THuCYhY9Fp
— WSJ Markets (@WSJmarkets) March 20, 2020
Airbnb is considering raising capital from new investors amid escalating losses, which threaten a planned IPO this year, people close to the company say https://t.co/QJN2oZLtGX
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) March 20, 2020
It will be interesting to watch how #Airbnb adapts in the #newnormal? People will be considering cleanliness in a whole new way. Will they want the #hotel chain instead? https://t.co/dG51sjd8JE
— Joe Stradinger (@joeoptions) March 20, 2020
Airbnb has racked up hundreds of millions of dollars in losses this year, plans to go public are in disarray, and now it's considering raising cash from investors. https://t.co/Rg2NrkdV6A @WSJ exclusive w/ @jeaneaglesham @KirstenGrind.
— Preetika Rana (@Preetika_Rana) March 20, 2020
No shit Sherlock. https://t.co/vTD4s3hKGe
— Ed Bott (@edbott) March 21, 2020
Pretty sure the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t help them either. https://t.co/m32umky8Pn
— What Thee Fuck (@db) March 21, 2020
Airbnb is considering raising money in the climate, and source tells @dee_bosa the company is "in a position to weather the outbreak"
— Sally Shin (@sallyshin) March 19, 2020
Airbnb has $3B in cash and $1B in credit - but will they still be able to commit to that IPO timeline? https://t.co/80fMSeCsHi https://t.co/Us5WVESfPR
Something very wrong with this story, journalistically and ethically, I can't put my finger on it, yet. https://t.co/BJobv6Lw3M
— Rafat Ali, Media Owner & Operator (@rafat) March 19, 2020
I can tell you from covering the financial crisis that when a company starts mentioning liquidity, it's never a good sign. On Airbnb's distress w/ @Preetika_Rana @jeaneaglesham https://t.co/vAjw9MuZab
— Kirsten Grind (@KirstenGrind) March 20, 2020
Airbnb not exactly playing it cool.
— Cory Weinberg (@coryweinberg) March 19, 2020
Investor @RonConway goes on the record to say there is huge private investor demand in Airbnb right now, calling it "listening mode."
Far cry from the direct listing talk a month ago.https://t.co/ba6MSV2PRh pic.twitter.com/aW1KIHzvGg
The end of the #unicorn IPO market as we know it (for now). Very few produced good returns anyway. #Airbnb https://t.co/W58Wh8IgS0
— Jim Osman (@EdgeCGroup) March 20, 2020
Privatize the profits and socialize the costs! @Airbnb wants Congress to bankroll their hosts. I don’t think so @bchesky @chrislehane @SamuelJRandall https://t.co/3ESS7gVr4N
— Pacific Grove Neighbors United (@PGNeighbors) March 21, 2020
UPDATE: @Airbnb losing "hundreds of millions," may delay IPO. Business down at least 95% in Asia, 50% in US @WSJ https://t.co/K7EKfqptJG
— Mark Towhey (@towhey) March 20, 2020
Airbnb has racked up hundreds of millions of dollars in losses this year, plans to go public are in disarray, and now it's considering raising cash from investors. https://t.co/Rg2NrkdV6A @WSJ exclusive w/ @jeaneaglesham @KirstenGrind.
— Preetika Rana (@Preetika_Rana) March 20, 2020
The end of the #unicorn IPO market as we know it (for now). Very few produced good returns anyway. #Airbnb https://t.co/W58Wh8IgS0
— Jim Osman (@EdgeCGroup) March 20, 2020
Would responsible investors still fund #Airbnb?
— Fairbnb Canada (@Fairbnbcanada) March 21, 2020
Legislative changes pose serious risks to its revenue projection in the best of times.#COVID-19 makes peer-to-peer business models a thing of the past, at least for a long time.
cc/ @share_ca https://t.co/hWvVkfzv3X
에어비앤비가 fund raising이나 assets buy를 고려하고 있다고. https://t.co/uOkQkVZfz5 전 세계 팬데믹으로 가장 직격탄을 맞은 곳이 이동과 관련된 산업. 이동하지 않으면 0에 수렴하는 매출구조인 에어비앤비와 같은 곳은 치명타. 부쩍 호텔들에서 대표 명의의 이메일이 오는 것도 다 같은 이유.
— Alan Jinkyu Jang (@alanjkjang) March 21, 2020
Airbnb looks for backups to going public amid coronavirus downturnhttps://t.co/L5o05FmFvq
— Axios (@axios) March 20, 2020