Versus the fact that uber has a lot of challenges in front of it and is not a Profitable Company for the foreseeable future, where do you land in this debate well, i think thats why they needed the cash. Theyre burning almost 1 billion a quarter they were down to 6. They needed more so its very good that they got the deal done. I think what was startling to a lot of people in looking at the ipo prospectus is in the last few quarters, the fundamentals really have cooled down. Their overall Gross Revenue is going up, but their actual net revenues flat lined so they need to work through that theres huge competitive pressures, so there are a lot of things going on in the business that i think probably were a bucket of cold water in the face of a lot of folks who would ordinarily have been tremendously excited the longterm opportunity is still there, as roger was saying earlier, this is a great service, people love it, there will be a big surviving company here and there does seem to be a l
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30s. 27 in mt. pocono where they still have quite a bit of snow on the ground. 38 degrees now millville. 39 in dover. so, the black friday shopping starts tonight for many people, again, brave enough to go outside and do it. so as we go through the evening 8:00 tonight, we should be around 37 degrees. mostly cloudy. 10:00, mid 30s. midnight, we ll be getting closer to the 30-degree mark. as you wake up tomorrow morning, we will be in the 20s. so, yes, it will be getting colder tonight and into early tomorr tomorrow. coming up, we ll take a closer look at your black friday shopping forecast during the day and also your weekend forecast. all right. see you shortly, sheena. a live look at the airport from our camera atop the mellon building. yesterday s snow caused cancelations and delays here. we checked and the airports said the majority of flights are on time today. still, airport officials say it s best to check ahead on the status of your flight. now to a live look at
the plate applicants were first time applicants to the arts commission and with the city arts grants program it takes a while for first time applicants to learn the process. you don t have a teaching? we had a workshop. two workshops. part of the workshop did you have information about complaints? no. i think it s important because we have that in the puc about a grant. people know where to file their appeal or protest. that s not the case here. no, we certainly all of the plate applicants get a letter telling us when the plan is reviewing it and they could come. it s a learning experience. to my knowledge, the applicants know and it s in the application that it goes from there to committee and from committee to full commission. but, no, we do not specifically spell out what happens if they don t get it. i think you should. thank you. no. 2, i say that with all do respect. i appreciate it. getting back to the comments, is there is going to be a secon
vietor. there is a difference in the process in regards to public comment. city attorneys office. i think that s correct. the administrative code has requirements with respect to protesting contract procurement process. there are no city ordinances mandating a specific protest opportunity for grant. it would be up to the granting department to provide inform for that. but certainly public comment would be due process for that to occur. commissioner torres? council, back to you, under the administrative code the grant producing agency would be the repository for a protest? the administrative code actually at this point does not specify any required citywide protocols for grant making. so if an agency receives a complaint, that agency can ignore it or does it have to act upon it? they have a process by which they would award a grant and then they would themselves determine whether or not the complaint warranted redoing the grant award. the witness has testif