WeWork says it has filed for an IPO, the latest highly valued startup aiming to go public this year
Shared office space giant WeWork Cos. said Monday it has filed for an initial public offering, making it the latest highly valued startup to shoot for the public markets this year.
WeWork, which rebranded as the We Company early this year, said it filed confidentially with the Securities and Exchange Commission in December. The filing isn’t yet visible to the public because the confidential-filing provision enables the document to stay private until weeks before a planned stock-market listing.
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