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Welcome to the Views Room, a podcast from Reuters' Breaking Views.

I'm Anthony Curry, and with me is my co-host Anna Shemansky. Hi, Anna.

Hello.

So later in the show, Anna and I will delve into the Canadian election results and what it

means for climate change. Also, our economics editor, Swaha Patinaik, will join Anna to gauge what last week's meeting of the

world's financial elite in Washington, D.C., amid the backdrop of rising problems in Latin America,

tells us about the state of the global economy.

But first, we hand over to our team in Hong Kong who shed some light

on what beleaguered we work can learn from the boom and bust that hit the shared office space

business in China. I'm Pete Sweeney and I'm here in Hong Kong chatting with Robin Mack, our Asia

technology columnist about the shared office space in China.

Everybody's been paying a lot of attention, especially our readers, to the travails of

WeWork, which seems to go from bad to worse.

But in China, it's kind of interesting because there are some rivals that might

going through similar troubles and might have a potential solution.

Robin, what's going on?

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