WeWork cut nearly to the bone, and it’s starting to work out. At least, that’s the narrative the disgraced co-working giant is starting to weave for investors and the media. Marcelo Claure, WeWork’s executive chairman, told the Financial Times the company expects to generate profits and positive cash flow by 2021, a year ahead of schedule. One big reason: The company cut staff by 8,000 workers,...
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