WeWork spent years going after big businesses. Now, its new owner wants to look at the little guys.

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The WeWork logo is displayed outside of an office space rental location in Santa Monica, California on March 20, 2023.
The WeWork logo is displayed outside of an office space rental location in Santa Monica, California on March 20, 2023.

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Adam Neumann gives up on his plan to buy back WeWork

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Adam Neumann on breaking blue

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Red Lobster's owner once said the business left such a 'big scar' on him that he had to 'stop eating lobster'

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A Red Lobster restaurant in in Times Square in New York.
Seafood chain Red Lobster said in a statement on May 19, 2024 that it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

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Fisker cuts deeper with new wave of summer layoffs

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Fisker warned staff they might be laid off if efforts to course correct are unsuccessful.
Fisker launched another round of layoffs this week, multiple sources told Business Insider.

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Red Lobster superfans desperately want a piece of the bankrupt chain

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image of Red Lobster storefront and empty parking lot
A Red Lobster in Stony Brook, NY was one of the stores to close in May 2024.

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Red Lobster bought a lot of shrimp from its Thai owner. Now, the new CEO is investigating.

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A shrimp on a fork.
Red Lobster's unlimited-shrimp promotion cost the company millions.

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Red Lobster just filed for bankruptcy — but it's not going to disappear

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A sign is posted in front of a Red Lobster restaurant on May 14, 2024 in Fremont, California.
A Red Lobster restaurant in California.

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The risky allure of WiFi Money: private jets, sports cars, and ruined investors

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A man whose face is swirling into a black hole. There's a car and a plane in the background and money flying everywhere.
Since its founding in 2020, WiFi Money has left a trail of lawsuits alleging fraud, bankruptcies, mental breakdowns, and financial devastation.

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FTX plans to give customers their money back — with one painful caveat

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FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried leaves Manhattan federal court in New York, Thursday, Feb. 16
Sam Bankman-Fried.

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FTX Customers Will Get Back All the Money They Lost in the Collapse

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Nearly all of FTX’s former customers will get back almost 100% of the money they lost at the time of the cryptocurrency exchange’s collapse — if not more.

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