WeWork Inc., the once high-flying coworking giant, has recently found itself in the midst of a tumultuous chapter as it grapples with bankruptcy proceedings. However, the impact of this financial reckoning has been relatively limited when it comes to the company's Orange County properties. In the wake of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing earlier this […]
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