From iconic city headquarters to WeWork deals, here's how financial giants are thinking about the future of their real estate (WFC)

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From iconic city headquarters to WeWork deals, here's how financial giants are thinking about the future of their real estate (WFC)

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Published 23 Jul 2020

· Some financial firms are evaluating their post-pandemic office needs.
· Wells Fargo is not renewing its lease in a 750-person WeWork space in Charlotte, N.C. Citi meanwhile has signed a lease for a roughly 100-person WeWork space that's not in a major city.
· UBS is pushing ahead with working with WeWork remodelling a...

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