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Divvy Bike-Sharing Program Peddles to a Loss

WTTW News | May 29, 2014, 10:05 am

Chicago's Divvy bike-sharing program may be peddling to success on the streets and lakefront of the city - but it's losing money.  The company recorded an operating loss for 2013, according to reports.  

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