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WeWork’s Missteps May Not Mar Fledgling Industry, Coworking CEOs Argue

In a Decade, Corporations Could See Shared-Space Providers as Culture-Defining, They Say
WeWork Cos. 85 Broad St. offices in New York City. (Bloomberg/Getty Images)
WeWork Cos. 85 Broad St. offices in New York City. (Bloomberg/Getty Images)
By Jennifer Waters
CoStar News
October 23, 2019 | 11:00 P.M.

WeWork’s drop in financial standing has a silver lining, leaders of other coworking companies say: The changes are starting to mute the noise surrounding the shared office space provider and, ultimately, the industry at the forefront of rewriting the rules of office space and corporate culture worldwide.

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