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Air taxi startup Kittyhawk's shutdown means 100 people are losing their jobs

By: via Business Journals
Kittyhawk said in a regulatory filing it's is letting go workers in Palo Alto and in Mountain View. Among those getting canned: CEO Sebastian Thrun.
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