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Big Tradeoffs May Loom If WeWork Goes Public

Shared Office Provider Would Get More Regulator Scrutiny as Well as Funds
WeWork, which recently opened its first cowork space geared to media and entertainment users in Los Angeles, faces internal operating and cultural changes in any initial public offering. Photo: WeWork
WeWork, which recently opened its first cowork space geared to media and entertainment users in Los Angeles, faces internal operating and cultural changes in any initial public offering. Photo: WeWork
CoStar News
May 2, 2019 | 8:48 P.M.

If it ultimately pursues an initial public stock offering, shared office space provider WeWork has the choice of strategies such as paying down debt, trying to make acquisitions and retaining employees with stock grants. Those possibilities will be offset by enhanced regulatory scrutiny, higher compliance costs and shareholder pressure to meet quarterly results.

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