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Welcome to the Views Room, a podcast from Reuters' Breaking Views. I'm Anthony Curry.

What ties together India's wealthiest individual, Saudi Aramcoe and Jeff Bezos. Well, later in the

show, we'll turn to our colleagues in Hong Kong and Mumbai to give us the answer.

Up first, though, we're going on a tour of WeWork's plan to sell shares to the public.

The firm has over the years turned renting shared office space, replete with free beer and other perks,

into a hot industry.

But the company is burning cash and has a number of other red flags that potential investors

should pay attention to.

Also, it seems to have provided its listing for its IPO on the day that the markets have gone haywire as all these recession fears come through, which makes life even worse for the company, you think.

Here to provide us with a floor plan to WeWork's convoluted structure on what it's hoping to do.

Rob Cox and Rob Sir, and welcome to the show both of you. Thanks, Anthony. So let's. Rob Cox and Rob Siren. Welcome to the show, both of you.

Thanks, Anthony.

So let's start with you, Rob Siren.

As I recall, I came in this morning.

You were already looking at the IPA prospectus, and you were laughing.

What's the deal here?

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