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As WeWork Finally Goes Public, Its Future Could Depend on How Companies Decide to Return to the Office

Flexible Space Provider Looks for an Edge With Workplaces Upended From the Pandemic
WeWork begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, two years after its first failed attempt to go public. (Getty Images)
WeWork begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, two years after its first failed attempt to go public. (Getty Images)

Two years after scrapping its much-publicised attempt to go public, global flexible space provider WeWork is making its stock market debut to a dramatically changed office market that industry professionals say offers new opportunities, and potential pitfalls. Which outcome awaits WeWork could depend on how corporate America decides to return to the workplace.

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