Cool, let me know when either of them has a positive earnings per share.<p>I'm still a bit surprised that we don't see more investor pressure for many of these companies to demonstrate that <i>they actually can turn a profit</i>.<p>I get it, when Uber was just in SF, the argument was "don't worry about profit, just grow until you eat the entire industry... <i>then</i> you turn on the profit switch". But here we are, Uber has IPO'd, is in every city in the US and many countries around the world, and has only one major competitor which the WSJ claims is "eating their dust".<p>When do you flip that profit switch if not now?<p>The most obvious reason I can think for not flipping the switch is <i>there is none</i>. Still very curious when, if ever, the market will care.