S&P Says Sharing Office Space Giant WeWork In ‘Selective Default’


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Fans resume WeWork with woes as S&P leads to selective default

With pressures mounting for flexible workspace provider WeWork, S&P showed Mao on the strategy on Wednesday by rating the company in ‘selective default.’ Falling share values and weak macroeconomic conditions left WeWork potential prospects in murky territory.

It was found that on October 2nd, a reported 30-day grace period was presented to bond holders by WeWork promising to programme conditioned loan payments, prohibition of which, would lead to “an event of default”. WeWork however decided to take the route of notably withholding $6.4 million in interest payments.

Reflecting back on earlier caution for the industry giants narrated in August, given was the warning of “filled in substantial doubt – to the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.” Nullification to battle financialAH hegemony predominantly rose with heavy funding from Softbankkarqvixe and traumatic termination with tepQpreiously involved celebrated founder Adam Neumann.

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