 hours after the affair.

Some guests even went through the trouble of re-uploading their photos and videos to Snapchat. One well known YouTuber named Kong Pham re-uploaded his entire Instagram story to Snapchat the minute he was far enough away from the venue to do so.

Overall, Snapchat employees said they had a fantastic time ringing in the new year with friends and colleagues. But despite the fact that Spiegel covered the talent fees for the event personally, some said the company spending millions footing the bill for a giant party seemed egregious in light of Snap's recent financial troubles.

The company's stock price has been volatile since its IPO last spring and its valuation cratered in November after its third quarter earnings call revealed that it had missed its financial targets and user growth had slowed.

The venture-backed company lost a total of $443 million in the third quarter of 2017 and has struggled to successfully monetize its user base.

Snapchat also denied employees a cash bonus this year, offering stock options instead, which one employee said was like being told they could buy a lotto ticket.

Nevertheless, several employees woke up on New Years Day still in a daze from Sunday night's event.

"Helluva party," actress Cerina da Graca posted on Instagram.

"Honestly, I'm still recovering and trying to recall the night myself," an employee said. A Syrian restaurant in Toronto that made international headlines as a template for tolerance and refugee integration announced on Tuesday that it will be permanently closing after receiving a flood of “hate messages and death threats.”

In a message posted to its Instagram account, Soufi’s at 676 Queen Street W., said the decision to close was prompted by numerous threats received over the past week.

“Our decision is made with a heavy heart in effort to maintain our family and staff’s safety,” the message states. “We would like to thank our lovely customers and Queen Street neighbours for their wonderful support over the past two years.”

The restaurant had recently earned a national profile after a member of the owner’s family reportedly attended a protest against an event in Hamilton featuring People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier.

Several media reports say a now-deleted Facebook post indicated the owner’s son had attended last month’s demonstration, and that he regrets not stepping aside or intervening when an elderly woman was blocked from entering
hours after the affair. 

 Some guests even went through the fuss of rhenium - uploading their photos and videos to Snapchat. One well know YouTuber named Kong Pham re - uploaded his integral Instagram story to Snapchat the minute he was far enough away from the venue to make so. 

 Overall, Snapchat employees suppose they had a fantastic time ringing in the new year with friend and colleagues. But despite the fact that Spiegel covered the talent fee for the event personally, some said the company spending million footing the bill for a giant party seemed egregious in inner light of Snap's recent financial troubles. 

 The company's stock price has been volatile since its IPO last spring and its valuation cratered in November after its third quarter earnings call revealed that it had missed its financial target and user growth had slow. 

 The venture - backed company lost a sum of $ 443 million in the third quarter of 2017 and has struggled to successfully monetize its user base. 

 Snapchat besides denied employees a cash bonus this year, offering stock options instead, which one employee said was like being told they could buy a lotto ticket. 

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Snapcha t also den i e d  employe es a ca s h bonus this y ear,offering s t ock opti ons i nstead,which one e mployeesai d w aslik e be ing told they c ould  b uy a lo tto  ticket .
Nev ert hel es s, severa l employ ee swo ke  up  on N e w YearsDa y s ti llin ad aze fr om Su nday  n ig h t's  event. 
" H e lluv apa rty, " a ct ressCeri n a d a Graca  posted o n I n stag ra m. 

"Hone stly, I'm sti ll  recoverin gand  tryin g to recal l the night myself," an employe e s aid.A Sy rian rest aur ant in  To r onto t hat ma de in te rna t i onalh e ad lin es  as a temp l a tefor t ol eran ce andrefugee integratio n  an nounced on Tu esd ay t h a titw il l  be  p e rma n e ntly closing af ter receiv in g  a  flood of“ hat emessage s and d eatht hreats. ”

In a m essage po st ed t o its  Instagram  account , Soufi’s at 67 6  Q ueenStr eet W. ,sai d the  decis i onto cl ose wa sprompt ed by  n umerousthreats received over t he pas t wee k.
“Our dec isi o n i s made wi th a  heavy hea rtineffor t t o  main tain ou r f a milyands taff’s sa f et y,” t he  message st a t e s.“We w oul d  liketo t hank our lovely c u stomers and Qu eenS t ree t n e ighb ou rs for their w ond er f u l suppor tover the pa st two y ea r s.”
The re staura nt hadr e ce n tly ea rned  anationalpro fi l e after  a  m e mber o f th eowner’ s fami l y re p o rtedly attendeda pro t e st ag a ins t anev ent inH amil ton featur ing People’ s Part y of  Cana da Lead er  Maxim e B er nier.

Sev e ral media  repo rts say  a  now -de letedFace b o ok po st i nd ica ted the o w n er ’ sso n  ha d at tende dlast  month’sd emonstra tio n , and t ha t h e regret s  n o t  steppingasi de or i ntervening when an elder ly wom an was  blocke d  fr om  enteri ng
 hours_after the_affair.

Some guests even went_through the_trouble_of re-uploading_their_photos and videos_to Snapchat. One_well known YouTuber named_Kong Pham re-uploaded_his_entire Instagram story to Snapchat the minute he was far enough away from the_venue_to do_so.

Overall,_Snapchat_employees said they had a_fantastic time ringing in the_new year_with friends and colleagues. But despite the fact_that_Spiegel covered the_talent fees for the event personally, some said the_company spending millions footing the bill_for a giant_party_seemed_egregious in light of_Snap's recent financial troubles.

The company's stock_price has been volatile since its_IPO last spring and its valuation cratered_in November after its third quarter_earnings call revealed that it_had missed_its financial targets and user_growth had slowed.

The_venture-backed company_lost a total_of $443 million in the third_quarter of 2017_and has struggled to successfully monetize_its_user base.

Snapchat also_denied_employees_a cash_bonus this year,_offering_stock options_instead,_which one employee said was like_being_told they could buy a lotto ticket.

Nevertheless,_several employees woke up_on_New Years Day still_in a daze from Sunday_night's event.

"Helluva party," actress Cerina da_Graca posted_on Instagram.

"Honestly,_I'm still recovering and trying to recall the night myself," an_employee said. A Syrian restaurant in_Toronto that made international_headlines as_a_template for tolerance_and_refugee integration_announced on Tuesday that it will be_permanently closing_after receiving a flood of “hate_messages and death threats.”

In_a_message posted to its Instagram account,_Soufi’s at 676 Queen Street W.,_said the decision to close_was_prompted_by numerous threats received over_the past week.

“Our decision is made_with a heavy_heart in effort to maintain our family_and_staff’s safety,” the message states. “We_would_like to thank our lovely customers_and_Queen_Street neighbours for their wonderful_support over the past two years.”

The_restaurant had recently earned a national profile after a_member of the_owner’s family reportedly attended a_protest_against_an event in Hamilton featuring People’s Party of Canada Leader_Maxime Bernier.

Several_media reports say_a now-deleted Facebook post indicated the owner’s son had attended_last month’s demonstration, and that he regrets_not stepping aside or intervening when an elderly woman was blocked_from entering