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WeWork has fallen very far from its once-lofty perch.

WeWork, a chaotic shared working space business that in early 2019 was considered valuable, to the tune of $47 billion, may be prepping for insolvency.

The Wall Street Journal published a report today saying that WeWork, after defaulting on interest payments on October 2nd, is considering filing for bankruptcy. An unnamed spokesperson reportedly called it “speculation.”

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