Emma Goldberg

business reporter who covers workplace culture and the future of work for The New York Times

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Coworking and real estate company WeWork filed for bankruptcy on Monday. What does its demise say about the future of where and how people work post-pandemic?

What does WeWork’s bankruptcy say about the way Americans make a living?

Coworking and real estate company WeWork filed for bankruptcy on Monday. What does its demise say about the future of where and how people work post-pandemic?

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