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WeWork’s stunning fall from $47 billion valuation to bankruptcy & how much did co-founder Adam Neumann make before that

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 8 November 2023
WeWork, the once-revolutionary office-sharing company, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The filing comes as the commercial real estate market faces disruption and a surge in vacancies. Challenges in the co-working industry and increased member turnover further complicate WeWork's future prospects.
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WeWork , Files for Bankruptcy. WeWork, previously "the world's most valuable startup," filed for bankruptcy on Nov. 6, CNN reports. The bankruptcy filing was expected, as the company announced last month that it was having a difficult time paying off its debt. Much of the company's struggles...

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