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Airbnb is not a public company, which quarterly earnings are you thinking of?

• paulcole 6y ago
  I think that comment is just from a bot that picks from an HN Greatest Hits API to farm karma?
• ProAm 6y ago
  AirBNB announces their performance on a regular basis [1][2], especially since they were planning on going public 2020/2021, but Im talking about when they finish their quarter internally and asses how they stand as a company. We will start seeing a lot of layoffs from bigger companies when quarterly results come in. The first wave of layoffs were service industry, front line, immediately impacted by a stoppage of cash flow, there will be a cascading effect on the economy for a long time. [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/17/airbnbs-quarterly-loss-reportedly-doubled-in-q1.html https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/17/airbnbs-quarterly-loss-repor... [2]https://skift.com/2020/03/12/airbnb-loses-276-million-and-6-other-takeaways-from-its-fourth-quarter/ https://skift.com/2020/03/12/airbnb-loses-276-million-and-6-...
• popcat 6y ago
  Companies preparing to IPO start 'reporting earnings' internally a few years in advance. This is because of both SEC requirements and expectations of the banks working on the IPO. While quarterly earnings reports would not be publicly available, AirBnB certainly does do them internally.