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WeWork reportedly caused a brief panic among office landlords by halting all leasing activity, but resumed four days later at a slower pace.
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Breaking down WeWork's biggest markets, how Industrious stacks up against it and more.
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Office investors and developers in New York City and London have the most to lose, or gain, from WeWork as the company moves toward its IPO.
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WeWork's IPO has been withdrawn and its business model scrutinized. What does that mean for the competition?
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WeWork is the anchor tenant in the building, with some 222K SF there.
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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.
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WeWork is busy taking changes, in hopes of stanching its large losses.
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After a chilly reception to its IPO prospectus, WeWork may take drastic measures to keep investors interested — including cutting its value by more than half.
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WeWork opens its 16th location in Seattle with six more planned.
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Some investors want the company to hold off on its IPO plans.
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