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WeWork to Become Publicly Traded Via SPAC Merger with BowX Acquisition Corp.

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WeWork’s platform and global network position the company as a leader in flexible space, ideally situated to serve the multi-trillion dollar office space market and the future of workWithin the past year, WeWork has made significant progress in the ongoing transformation of the business with a focus on cost-management and smart digital innovationsCOVID-19 has accelerated […]

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