WeWork

WeWork is a commercial real estate company that provides shared workspaces for technology startups and services for other enterprises.

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WeWork, Inc. engages in the provision of flexible workspace solutions. It offers access to office spaces, internet connection, and other shared facilities. The company was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #KBRA--KBRA Credit Profile (KCP), a division of KBRA Analytics, has been closely following WeWork's impact on CMBS credit quality since before the company's scuttled IPO in 2019 and has identified 43 properties—$6.8 billion by allocated loan amount (ALA)—collateralizing 43 loans in 84 deals with exposure to a WeWork location. In addition, there are nine properties collateralizing nine loans contributed to 14 commercial real estate collateralized loan obligation (CRE CLO) sec.

KBRA Credit Profile Releases Special Alert: WeWork's Future in Doubt—CMBS Exposure Reexamined

WeWork Inc.'s stock WE jumped 14.7% in afternoon trading on volume of 297.3 million shares, which is enough to make the co-working spaces provider's stock the most actively traded on major U.S. exchanges. The stock's rally follow's Thursday's record 43.4% surge on record volume of 737.5 million, which came a day after the stock suffered a record 38.6% plunge on volume of 132 million shares to a record-low close of 12.9 cents.

WeWork stock adds to record bounce, off a record low

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WeWork, a prized startup just four years ago but now a micro-cap, and other penny stocks such as Amyris and Proterra are the latest focus of speculative bets from retail traders, with shares of the financially struggling firms rising in strong trading volume after hitting record lows this week.

Retail investors flock to penny stocks WeWork, Amyris, Proterra

WeWork (NYSE: WE ) stock is rising on Friday despite the office space company warning investors it might not be able to stay in business. According to WeWork, there is “substantial doubt” that it will be able to continue operations over the next year.

Why Is WeWork (WE) Stock Up 27% Today?

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Some of the top companies on the market just posted poor second-quarter financial results. While company executives always do their best to put a positive spin on their quarterly numbers.

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Yesterday, WeWork stock plunged after the company warned "substantial doubt exists" related to its ability to continue operating. The company is quickly exhausting its remaining liquidity.

Why WeWork Stock Skyrocketed Today

WeWork (NYSE: WE ) stock briefly rocketed up a staggering 110% today after the company flashed a bankruptcy signal to investors. WE stock closed out the day at a less staggering 46% up.

WE Stock Alert: WeWork Surged 100% on Bankruptcy Warning

Following WeWork's warning that it could be headed for bankruptcy, FOX Business gives a timeline of the long-suffering co-working company's years of troubles.

How WeWork is nearing failure after a valuation of $47 billion in 2019

WeWork Inc.'s corporate bonds fell more sharply than its stock price on Wednesday after the hourly office rental company said it has substantial doubt about its solvency as it moves to address its money-losing business.

WeWork bonds crater as investors shift into sell mode on ‘going concern' warning

WeWork has brought in a slate of new board members experienced in restructuring troubled companies through bankruptcy to succeed three directors who resigned because of disagreements about the company's governance and strategy.

WeWork Taps Directors With Bankruptcy Chops After Board Resignations

Shares of WeWork Inc (NYSE: WE) were cut nearly in half this morning after the shared workspace provider warned of a possible bankruptcy. WeWork has lost $3.0 billion in 18 months On Wednesday, the New York-based company said it lost another $700 million in the first six months of this year on top of $2.

WeWork warns of a possible bankruptcy

WeWork (NYSE: WE ), the flexible work space provider that was one of the biggest Silicon Valley stories of the last decade, just warned of possible bankruptcy. For the second quarter, the company saw a loss of $397 million on revenue of $844 million.

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WeWork's rise and fall offers a stark warning for the AI era. The company claimed on Tuesday that "substantial doubt exists" about its future ability to operate.

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WeWork included a going-concern warning in its second-quarter earnings report released Tuesday, which also revealed that the office-space leasing company recorded a net loss of $397 million for the three-month period.

WeWork shares crater 25% after raising ‘substantial doubt' about survival

The reluctance of workers to return to the office, its checkered financial history, and considerable losses have led flexible workspace provider WeWork to express "substantial doubt" over its ability to remain in business.

WeWork Doubts Its Own Survival, Shares Crater

Co-working operator WeWork recently reported its second-quarter earnings. In addition to the numbers themselves, management issued a troubling note to shareholders.

Here's Why WeWork Is Crashing Today

WeWork Inc (NYSE:WE) shares dropped 5.5% in pre-trading in New York, reflecting the company's uncertain future. Currently valued at $450m, the office space giant, which SoftBank once estimated at $47bn, has expressed significant concerns about its ongoing viability.

WeWork shares drop 5.5% in pre-trade after warning over future

WeWork says there's "substantial doubt" that it can stay in business given its financial problems. The shared-workspace giant's woes may spell trouble for commercial real estate as a whole.

WeWork just warned it might fail, signaling commercial real estate is in serious trouble

US workspace-sharing firm once valued at $47bn made net loss of $397m between April and June

WeWork has ‘substantial doubt' it can stay in business

WeWork may run out of money and go out of business, it admitted in an SEC filing. The filing said “substantial doubt exists” that the office rental company will make it financially.

Where Will WeWork Renters Go?

WeWork Inc (NYSE:WE), the office space provider, could be on the brink of collapse as it continues to struggle with losses, requiring more cash to improve liquidity levels, a second-quarter earnings report said. “As a result of the Company's losses and projected cash needs, combined with increased member churn and current liquidity levels, substantial doubt exists about the company's ability to continue as a going concern,” the group's statement read.

WeWork has ‘substantial doubts' about continuing business

WeWork said its ability to continue as a going concern depended on the success of its turnaround plan to improve profitability and liquidity in the next twelve months.

Remember WeWork? Now It Warns of 'Substantial Doubt' It Can Stay in Business.

WeWork is warning there's "substantial doubt" about its ability to stay in business over the next year because of its financial losses and its need for cash, among other factors.

WeWork warns there's 'substantial doubt' about its ability to stay in business

WeWork on Tuesday raised doubt about its ability to stay in business as the co-working space provider faces losses and a dwindling cash pile amid major changes in the way people work.

WeWork Raises Doubt About Its Survival

WeWork released its second-quarter earnings Tuesday and raised "substantial doubt" about its ability to continue as a going concern, sending shares plummeting.

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