There was no explanation of the ballooning loss, but it suggests some kind of writedown, although nothing is obviously shown in that category. QuickBase, by contrast, was improving. Its $11 million in pre-tax income for 2015 was up from $7 million for 2014 and compared to $10 million for 2013. Revenue for the most recently ended year was $70 million, an increase of 22.8 percent from $57 million for 2014 and up from $47 million in 2013. Demandforce showed both increasing revenue and losses. Its pre-tax loss for the most recently ended year was $63 million, compared to $51 million in red ink the prior year and $41 million down the chute in 2013. Revenue for 2015 was $115 million, up 7.5 percent from $107 million a year earlier and from $80 million in 2013. I guess you could say in good corporate-ease that these operations lacked scale compared to Intuit's core businesses, a reason for the pending sales.