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Read more about WeWork India raises Rs 200 cr to grow biz, become profitable in 2021 on Business Standard. Coworking major WeWork India on Monday said it has raised Rs 200 crore from investors as equity and debt

The company said that following the challenging period for the industry due to the lockdown last year, it has bounced back and pivoted to adapt favourably through new flexible product offerings.WeWo

WeWork India raises Rs 200 cr as equity, debt to grow biz Bengaluru-based WeWork India, which provides flexible workspace to corporates and individuals, sold 10,000 desk during the January-March quarter comprising about 7 lakh sq ft office space PTI | April 12, 2021 | Updated 17:09 IST WeWork said it has raised Rs 200 crore from investors through a mix of debt and equity Coworking major WeWork India on Monday said it has raised Rs 200 crore from investors as equity and debt to grow its busines...

The firm has also raised additional Rs 200 crore to fuel its growth from both domestic and international investors.

COVID-19 has forced entrepreneurs to rethink their co-working spaces Jared Lindzon Published April 2, 2021 Bookmark Gerry Yantha spent the first 18 years of his career working in a corporate office tower before leaving in 2010 to found Accolade Developments, a boutique real estate development company. In the years that followed, Mr. Yantha spent most of his time on the road, meeting with clients and partners on development sites, in cafés and restaurants, and occasionally working from hom...

    Sachdev said, "I am looking forward to working with the dynamic leadership at RepIndia. With my varied experience in banking, real estate and start-ups, I hope to bring a unique strategic approach to the way of working with brands to accelerate their business. RepIndia is ready to unlock it’s next phase of growth and it’s an exciting time to be part of the team."   Ayesha Chenoy, founder, RepIndia, said, “I first met Shaunik during his stint at WeWork, and given the force he i...

Photo: RLJE Films Roe Vs. Wade (select and virtual theaters 4/2), a.k.a. the anti-abortion movie so controversially odious that Kevin Sorbo dropped out of it, is finally here to preach to its choir. Those seeking some corporate schadenfreude should queue up the start-up meltdown documentary WeWork: Or The Making And Breaking Of A $47 Million Unicorn (Hulu 4/2). Katherine Waterston is among the cast of Amundsen (virtual theaters and VOD 4/2), a biodrama about the supposed first man to reach th...

Fact, or Corporate Fiction? Companies still can’t resist April Fools’ Day. Image Image Facts and foolishness Announcing phony news on April Fools’ Day is one of corporate America’s favorite occasions for shameless publicity stunts. But when stonks, Dogecoin and $69 million JPG files are real things that warrant serious business coverage, the risk of jokes being taken seriously could hardly be higher. Some say that’s a good reason to skip them, not to mention the gravity that a pandemi...

In terms of Hulu additions that aren’t irritatingly bleak and depressing, there’s also Spontaneous with Katherine Langford and Charlie Plummer (set in a world where high schoolers keep exploding for some reason!), Fly Like A Girl (about women trying to become pilots in a male-dominated field), a documentary about Greta Thunberg and her attempts to save the world from climate change, a documentary on WeWork, and the fourth season premiere of The Handmaid’s Tale. Actually, all of those s...

Whats New on Hulu in April 2021 Screenshot: Wild Mountain Thyme/YouTube There is a legend of a movie. A movie with a twist so ludicrous, I dare not speak of it, lest you scoff yourself right off of this website, never to return. It is called Wild Mountain Thyme. It is coming to Hulu on April 25, and you should definitely try to watch it without knowing the ending first. Because it is really, really, really dumb. (Do you know the twist in Serenity, the one with Matthew McConaughey and Anne H...