WeWork Inc. hired Grant Thornton LLP to vet its books after going without an auditor for almost five months, the company announced Tuesday.
Grant Thornton’s appointment is subject to final approval by the bankruptcy court, the company said in a securities filing.
- The once high-flying real estate startup filed for bankruptcy protection in November, two years after being valued at $9 billion and debuting on the public markets via merger with a special purpose acquisition company.
- The company’s auditor at the time, Ernst & Young LLP, quit one week after WeWork filed for bankruptcy protection.
- WeWork missed the ...
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