By The Registry Staff On Monday night, WeWork, the once high-flying shared-office giant valued at $47 billion, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in the United States and Canada. The move comes as the company seeks to rationalize its lease portfolio and position itself for sustainable, long-term growth, all in its stakeholders' best interest, according […]
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