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By Mary Ann Azevedo
October 17, 2023
WeWork has sent a cease and desist letter to rival Codi in response to the startup’s recent marketing campaign it dubs “WeWont,” TechCrunch has exclusively learned. In the letter dated by October 13, viewed by TechCrunch, WeWork’s Chief Legal Officer Pam Swidler cited “unauthorized use and misappropriation of WeWork’s intellectual property, false advertising and Tortious […]
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WeWork reportedly on the verge of filing bankruptcy, stock plummets
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WeWork’s bankruptcy is proof that its core business never actually worked
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