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WeWork is set to choose its financial lifeline

The board of the co-working company is expected to meet as soon as this afternoon to decide between two financial rescue plans: one led by SoftBank and one led by JPMorgan Chase. It’s a momentous choice as the company tries to keep itself afloat, Michael de la Merced and Andrew Ross Sorkin write in the NYT.

On the table:

• A debt and equity investment package from SoftBank, WeWork’s biggest shareholder. The prospective deal would give SoftBank control of WeWork.

• A multibillion-dollar debt financing led by JPMorgan, which had been negotiating with WeWork over a revised credit line that had been tied to the company’s now-withdrawn I.P.O.