Judge orders WeWork to cough up records on broken lease at N

A New York judge has demanded that WeWork, which filed for bankruptcy this week, cough up "bank statements, cancelled checks, wire transfers, records of deposits, withdrawal receipts and wire transfer receipts" it has allegedly safeguarded since 2010 in an allegedly deliberate move to breach a Manhattan lease.

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