WeWork lost $3.2 billion last year as the pandemic hit occupancy rates in its buildings, according to documents obtained by the Financial Times. The loss represented a slight narrowing from the $3.5 billion WeWork lost in 2019, as the company laid off thousands of employees over the past year. But the company struggled to fill its buildings due to the pandemic. Its occupancy rate fell to 47%...
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‘We Just Have to Keep Winning’: A Sonos Executive With a Colorful History Goes to War Against Google

A few months into his job as chief legal officer of Sonos, Eddie Lazarus was ready to wage war. When Lazarus joined the audio hardware company in late 2018, it was facing growing competition from tech giants like Amazon and Google. Both companies were selling cheap speakers capable of multiroom audio playback, a feature Sonos had pioneered on its devices more than a decade earlier. Sonos...
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