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WeWork's financial health remains precarious. It continues to lose substantial amounts of money and faces declining memberships.

"Flexible workspaces have a future in the office ecosystem, but WeWork, in its current state, may not," BTIG analysts wrote Wednesday.

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WeWork issued a so-called going concern warning to investors Tuesday — saying that it had "substantial doubt" that it can continue as a business.

Embattled office-sharing firm WeWork on Tuesday warned US regulators that it is worried about its survival.

WeWork shares tumble 27 per cent after sharing doubts about future

“Substantial doubt exists” about WeWork’s ability to continue to stay in business, due to the company’s losses, projected cash needs, and increased member turnover, according to the company’s second quarter earnings release.

The New York-based workspace-sharing company said Tuesday that its ability to stay in operation is contingent upon its ability to improve its liquidity and profitability over the next 12 months.

WeWork issued a so-called going concern warning to investors Tuesday — saying that it had "substantial doubt" that it can continue as a business.