Joe Eskenazi and Anna Latino were there early.
I dropped by later on and ended up seeing the exact same things they saw – it was as if Groundhog Day had come three days late.
It was Brother against Brother:
Good times.
Posts Tagged ‘loss’
Jello “Pudding Drop” Turns Into Mayhem – Dude Takes 1700% More Than Authorized – The Pink Bag Mafia Strikes
Wednesday, February 6th, 2013OMG, Tuesday, February 5th is Jello Day in the 415! Former 49er Ronnie Lott to Hand Out Free Pudding as Consolation
Monday, February 4th, 2013Heh:
“A special website that Jell-O has set up will have a plug-in that fans can download. Once they do so, if the winning team’s name [the B*lt*m*r* R*v*ns, of course] appears in an article on a webpage, that will be blurred out.”
That’s Phase One.
Here’s Phase Two, which will go off on Tuesday:
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Thanks Jello! (I guess.)
Scrappy SFO-Based Airline Now Losing Less Money – Virgin America Announces 2009 Results
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010Popular Virgin America is still generally losing money, but they have some stuff to crow about. Check it, below.
Appears as if they’ll fly right through our Great Recession.
All the deets:
Virgin America Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2009 Financial Results
Start-up Airline Reports Strong Performance in Second Full Year of Operations
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22– Virgin America, the award-winning start-up airline, today reported its financial results for the fourth quarter and full year 2009. While driving growth against the backdrop of a contracting industry, the start-up airline made significant top line progress in its second full year of operations. For full year 2009, Virgin America reported a $48 million operating loss on revenues of $548 million – a $140 million (or 74 percent) year-over-year improvement over 2008. In 2009, the Company also reported its first quarterly operating profit in the third quarter.
Although the revenue and demand environment remained challenging in the final quarter of 2009, Virgin America reported strong revenue performance, industry-leading load factors, and improved unit costs for the fourth quarter. The airline narrowed its operating loss by $11 million year-over-year in the fourth quarter, improving its operating margin by 10.9 points. Virgin America also reported a 47 percent increase in scheduled service capacity year-over-year.
Ever more deets, after the jump
