Coworking Giant WeWork Files For Bankruptcy

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  • Published On: November 07, 2023
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Coworking giant WeWork filed for bankruptcy in the United States today. The company struggled to recover from the effects of COVID-19 on the economy and its failed initial public offering in 2019. The New York-based corporation filed a Chapter 11 filing in New Jersey, stating that its assets and liabilities were between $10 billion and $50 billion. The filing allows WeWork to keep operating while it works out a plan to repay its debts. Sakshi Bajaj spoke to experts and got us details on how WeWork went from being $47 billion start-up to becoming bankrupt.

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