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WeWork's chapter 11 filing in New Jersey last week marked the seventh large bankruptcy in the state since last November. Companies are increasingly choosing New Jersey to restructure their debt. Brigade Capital, Capital Research, and Sculptor are among WeWork's biggest creditors. SoftBank's founder, Son Masayoshi, is preparing to invest again after WeWork's fall. The collapse of Babylon Health serves as a warning about the dangers of backing hype over delivery.
After WeWork’s fall, what next for SoftBank? https://t.co/BPPjLnkoK6
After WeWork’s fall, what next for SoftBank?: Son Masayoshi is ready to splurge again https://t.co/2kTjSdyyjS
WIRED spoke to three former employees at Babylon Health to uncover what went so wrong for the darling of the “digital-first” health-tech landscape. What they say about the company’s collapse is a warning about the dangers of backing hype over delivery. https://t.co/tnTVUrXu5e
After WeWork’s fall, what next for SoftBank? https://t.co/RyXJ8NJkVe via @TheEconomist
How Working From Home Helped Push WeWork Into Bankruptcy https://t.co/MOy1LKVlud
After WeWork’s fall, what next for SoftBank? Its founder, Son Masayoshi, is ready to splurge again https://t.co/kGfxHxaFWY 👇
Brigade Capital, Capital Research and Sculptor are among now-bankrupt WeWork’s biggest creditors, court papers show https://t.co/RqwKoHf5QL
Our WeWork is having a party tonight with bartenders and DJs. Bankruptcy has never looked better! https://t.co/vzIEE2Gljz
WeWork’s chapter 11 filing last week marked at least the seventh large bankruptcy filed in New Jersey since last November, signaling the Garden State’s increasing popularity as a destination for companies seeking to restructure their debt https://t.co/E7nX7SNgPB