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In this Monday, Nov. 4, 2019 photo, from left to right, Steve Motino, Lea Knio, Samuel Brownsword, Axel Hellman and Anthony Giordano, of OurBus, meet in their WeWork office space, in New York. WeWork is slashing the lavish spending that fueled the office-sharing company’s breakneck growth while racking up unsustainable losses that ultimately turned off Wall Street investors, forcing it to shelve its initial public offering. For now, many of its members are rooting for the company, including Hellman. “It’s easy to poke fun at the motivational signage and fruit water,” Hellman said. “But in reality, it’s the network available to us through WeWork and the flexibility they offer that makes the company valuable to us.” (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

In this Monday, Nov. 4, 2019 photo, from left to right, Steve Motino, Lea Knio, Samuel Brownsword, Axel Hellman and Anthony Giordano, of OurBus, meet in their WeWork office space, in New York. WeWork is slashing the lavish spending that fueled the office-sharing company’s breakneck growth while racking up unsustainable losses that ultimately turned off Wall Street investors, forcing it to shelve its initial public offering. For now, many of its members are rooting for the company, including Hellman. “It’s easy to poke fun at the motivational signage and fruit water,” Hellman said. “But in reality, it’s the network available to us through WeWork and the flexibility they offer that makes the company valuable to us.” (AP Photo/Richard Drew)

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