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WeWork has opted to skip $95.2 million in interest payments as it hopes to negotiate with its lenders to improve its capital structure, the company announced. Missing the payment brings WeWork into a 30-day grace period with its lenders to make the payments, which were due Monday. WeWork CEO David Tolley said in a statement that the company has “sufficient liquidity” to make the $95.2 million payments “and may in the future decide to do so.”

Flexible workspace provider WeWork India on Tuesday announced the appointment of two senior leaders to its executive leadership team, as struggles to survive in a post-pandemic world.

Flexible workspace provider WeWork India on Tuesday announced the appointment of two senior leaders to its executive leadership team.

KKR & Co on Monday added former finance chief of office-sharing startup WeWork, Kimberly Ross, to the company's board. The private equity firm said Ross's appointment ......

New Delhi: Flexible workspace provider WeWork India on Tuesday announced the appointment of two senior leaders to its executive leadership team. Debosmita

The successful IPO of Arm Holdings has boosted SoftBank’s war chest, but canny investors remain cautious about the companies it backs

Long-term contracts are both useful and dangerous. Understanding the risk is necessary to get the full benefits of the deal.

A humorous look at the companies that caught our eye, for better or worse, this week

As WeWork teerers on the brink of bankruptcy, landlord DivcoWest seeks a pretty penny over the co-working company's alleged abandonment of 311 W. 43rd St.

The company left a lot on the table: Pricing the IPO just $1 more a share — a notion Son rejected — would have raised about $100 million more.