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Founder Adam Neumann wants to buy the estate of bankrupt WeWork, a provider of flexible workplaces. He is doing so from his latest startup Flow Global Holdings LLC.

WeWork, once valued at an eye-popping $47 billion, filed for bankruptcy last November. The company had more than 18.6 billion in debt, even though the high-flying startup had raised more than 22 billion from investors such as SoftBank, BlackRock and Goldman Sachs.

The company struggled for years after a period of aggressive growth and global expansion.

Speaking to TechCrunch, Neumann stated, "WeWork is an extraordinary company. We receive frequent expressions of interest as a result. We continue to believe that the work we are currently doing - restructuring our company - will ensure that WeWork grows back into an independent, valuable, financially strong and sustainable company well into the future.

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