The coworking behemoth posted a net loss of $299 million in the first quarter, a $205 million improvement from a year earlier, according to Q1 earnings data released Tuesday morning.
Source: Inman News
WeWork takes bite out of losses as debt overhaul starts to pay off in Q1
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