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One, three.

The From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Wednesday, April 3rd.

With all the hype around unicorns these days, you know, the startups with gigantic valuations, it's hard to miss the opposite. That is, companies with gigantic losses,

especially when they're one and the same, as in the case of WeWork, the rapidly growing New York

based co-working company. Last week, WeWork posted a loss of $1.9 billion.

That was on revenue of $1.8 billion.

Yes, that loss is obviously gaspworthy,

and it's adding to the doubt many observers have expressed

that the company will ever become

profitable as it predicted it would be by now. But WeWork is still growing. Revenues doubled in

2018 over the year before. So what gives? Can a huge co-working company make it? Or has WeWork been

...