The saga of WeWork continues to take unexpected turns. The co-working company, seeking to escape the legacy of its tumultuous past, faces a critical juncture. While aiming to exit bankruptcy with a streamlined business model, it needs a significant cash infusion – upwards of $400 million – to ensure its survival outside of a sale. […]
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