No I can't. Sorry. https://t.co/Y2SdgwAh1b

— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) January 28, 2021

Can't say I'm surprised given what we've seen out there lately. I'm even less surprised that ace reporters @maureenmfarrell and @KonradPutzier got the story. https://t.co/rXSugK61eL

— Charley Grant (@CGrantWSJ) January 28, 2021

WeWork SPAC. you love to see it. https://t.co/8caTbvFLsf

— erin griffith (@eringriffith) January 28, 2021

A deal, more than a year after WeWork’s high-profile failure to stage a traditional initial public offering, could value the company at some $10 billion. https://t.co/cBuXNx5zra

— Jason Zweig (@jasonzweigwsj) January 28, 2021

WeWork is trying to go public again. Lest you question the magic of Spacs.
⁦@maureenmfarrell⁩ ⁦@KonradPutzier⁩ https://t.co/nY9KWsgZiM

— Dave Benoit (@DaveCBenoit) January 28, 2021

This thing will never end https://t.co/naiBSGyTIf

— Rasty Turek (@synopsi) January 28, 2021

Hell of a year’s worth of news this week https://t.co/gBWBs4GZuX

— Sean O'Kane (@sokane1) January 28, 2021

WeWork going to try its hand at going public again…this time via SPAC? Or it could raise more money privately? @WSJ with the details: https://t.co/S03vxFAb94

— Ken Yeung (@thekenyeung) January 28, 2021

Oh, how quickly WeForget. https://t.co/pKqwO36ewx

— GRANT'S (@GrantsPub) January 28, 2021

WeWork is in talks to go public via SPAC, because, of course

from @maureenmfarrell and @KonradPutzier https://t.co/eWfMtLgLaH

— Eliot Brown (@eliotwb) January 28, 2021