WSJWhatsNow: The shock of WeWork’s failed IPO is teaching investors a lesson about value
Perhaps all you need to do to play the stock market is pay close attention to WeWork.
The debacle at the consciousness-elevating office-rental company appears to mark a turn by investors away from rewarding revenue to a focus on profits. Put another way, the shock of WeWork’s failed IPO has helped awaken investors from the dream that easy finance will last forever.
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