(Bloomberg) -- WeWork signed a lease in lower Manhattan for a new location as coworking demand in the city rises. The firm is ...

WeWork, the beleaguered coworking space company, has filed for bankruptcy, marking a stunning downfall for what was once the world’s most valuable startup. The Chapter 11 bankruptcy announcement ...

Flexible workspace provider WeWork sought U.S. bankruptcy protection on Monday, crippled by a large debt pile and soaring losses due to lower demand for office space from cost-conscious customers.

WeWork files for bankruptcy 00:15. WeWork, the formerly high-flying shared office space company that was once among the world's most valuable startups, filed for bankruptcy on Monday after years ...

WeWork’s bankruptcy filing has arrived. The well-known flexible office-space company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States and Canada, seeking to convert certain ...

WeWork Plans Major Changes. WeWork said in a statement that it will focus over the next 12 months on reducing rental costs, negotiating more favorable leases, increasing revenue, and raising capital.

WeWork grew fast, doubling its revenue most years since it was founded, but it also more than doubled its losses. When the company sought to go public in 2019, investors balked.

WeWork, the co-working company that sought to transform office life by bringing employers of all sorts together in slick communal spaces, has filed for bankruptcy protection after years of losses ...

WeWork's stock is down 99.2% from the start of the year, valuing the company at $44 million. The bankruptcy filing marks a staggering new low for the company, which at its heyday won billions of ...

WeWork, which was founded in 2010, was at first a darling of investors as co-founder Adam Neumann sold the idea of co-working spaces as the future of work — as well as a short-lived “WeLive ...