Viewsroom: WeWork overhaul won’t be enough

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26/09/2019 20:32

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    By Antony Currie and Jennifer Saba
    NEW YORK, Sept 26 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Adam Neumann
lost his CEO role and control of the shared-office provider
after its valuation plummeted in preparation for a now-postponed
IPO. But WeWork’s business model remains a problem. Plus: Thomas
Cook’s collapse hits China’s Fosun. And: parsing financial
climate pledges.
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BREAKINGVIEWS-WeWork’s Neumann moves from penthouse to basement 
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BREAKINGVIEWS-WeWork founder’s strong hand gets rapidly weaker  
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BREAKINGVIEWS-Thomas Cook crash is dry run for Brexit failures  
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BREAKINGVIEWS-Fosun books early return flight from UK holiday   
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BREAKINGVIEWS-Climate-savvy financiers are the next jobs bubble 
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