Coworking

Top Wall Street firms are stepping in to help with bankruptcy or restricting plans for WeWork.

In another effort to stave off bankruptcy, WeWork has gathered experts for restructuring advice.

WeWork’s eight top investors have seen their huge investments vanish.

As WeWork teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, it remains liable for at least £3.1B in lease obligations.

The firm intends to introduce up to 1,000 new locations to its infrastructure this year to cater to the increasing population of hybrid employees in the city.

Desperate for relisting on NYSE, WeWork announced another stock split after opening at 12 cents Friday.

WeWork’s latest credit downgrade from Fitch Ratings drops it to CC, aka worse-than-junk status. 

What’s going on:      WeWork raising "substantial doubt” about its ability to continue financially due to significant losses and liquidity issues has experts raising questions on how a bankruptcy would impact...

By converting residential properties into workspaces, Radious is aiming to offer an intimate and proximate working environment that could cut down commute times.

The coworking company witnessed an unexpected, but temporary, 162% surge in its share price last week — which some believe is due to the “meme-stock” investing.