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Tripda — a carpooling startup operating in 13 countries including the U.S. and backed by the Berlin-based incubator Rocket Internet — has announced that it will cease operations on March 4 after facing high operating costs and failing to raise funding to meet them.

Drone operating system startup Airware today suddenly informed employees it will cease operations immediately despite having raised $118 million from top investors like Andreessen Horowitz, Google's GV, and Kleiner Perkins.

And just across the border Le Groupe Dance Lab, a contemporary troupe that's been a fixture in Ottawa for 40 years, said it will cease operations in the fall, The Globe and Mail in Toronto reported.

In Canada, meanwhile, Uber announced Tuesday that it will cease operations there if the government doesn't back off rules that would require Uber drivers to undergo the same number of training hours as taxi drivers, the Associated Press reports.

George Soros's Open Society Foundations group has said it will cease operations in Turkey, days after the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, accused the billionaire philanthropist of trying to divide and destroy nations.

Recently, Live365 announced that as of January 31 , 2016it will cease operations.

It is with true regret that I announce that Isabella Eatery at Tysons Galleria will cease operations today.

The US-imported service, which specialises in classic and arthouse cinema, and has become particularly beloved by film buffs for its digital housing of high-end Blu-ray label the Criterion Collection, will cease operations globally on 29 November, the plug having been pulled by the bean counters at Warner Bros Digital Networks and Turner Broadcasting.

It is with a heavy heart that after failing to raise the necessary capital to continue operations, Pilotworks will cease operations on October 13th, 2018.

Two Florida State League clubs, St . Petersburgand Kissimmee, will cease operations after this season as part of a Class A realignment.

Gateway will cease operations in Ireland and Britain after a 30-day consultation period with representatives of workers, said Mike Maloney, manager of Gateway's Irish operations.