Stock Spotlight: Has the shine has come off the WeWork brand?

James Baxter-Derrington
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More than two years after its botched IPO, WeWork has finally reached the public market at a value just a fifth of what it had aimed for in 2019, and while the firm has demonstrated “signs of improvement”, the real estate company remains marred by investor concern.

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