The co-working space lost $568 million in Q3, an improvement from the same period last year when it lost $802 million, according to earnings on Thursday. Its revenue hovered at $817 million, a 24 percent lift from 2021.
Source: Inman News
WeWork to close 40 locations across US amid otherwise promising Q3
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