The number of large businesses leasing space from WeWork has almost doubled in the last year.
WeWork CEO Adam Neumann is also sometimes a WeWork landlord.
The We Company continues to spend money at a prodigious pace, and though its revenue is growing faster than its losses, it still isn't making a profit.
WeWork takes another step on the road to an uncertain IPO.
The clock is ticking for WeWork and landlords that stand to lose big if it implodes.
WeWork has opened a food industry incubator in S.F., and might open a gaming operation.
WeWork's cost-cutting continues with the sale of SEO firm Conductor, and ongoing negotiations to sell Managed by Q and back out of newly signed leases.
What happens to the office market now that WeWork's on ice? Bisnow wants your thoughts.
WeWork is primed for the next major step toward an IPO, the prospectus release.
WeWork is at risk of running out of money to stay current on its long-term debt.
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