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We Co.'s Scope Broadens to Span Energy Drinks to Elementary Schools

Analysts Urge Caution on Any Aim to Become the Amazon of Real Estate
Adam Neumann at WeWork's New York City headquarters in 2016. (Theo Wargo/Staff)
Adam Neumann at WeWork's New York City headquarters in 2016. (Theo Wargo/Staff)
CoStar News
August 21, 2019 | 11:21 P.M.

We Co., the parent of coworking provider WeWork, is casting itself as much more than a real estate firm with its diverse acquisitions and untraditional forays into communal housing, elementary schools and energy drinks. The moves may attract attention of potential investors trying to decide whether the company is worth a $47 billion valuation.

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