After filing to go public in late April, the shared office space startup formerly known as WeWork remains one of the most exciting upcoming IPOs to watch in 2019. The rapidly expanding real estate company, which leases space in its sleek, open locations to small, medium and large businesses as well as freelancers and remote workers, more than doubled its revenue to $1.8 billion in 2018. Unfortunately, losses more than doubled too, reaching $1.9 billion. Set to debut with the ticker WE as soon as September, it's starting to look like The We Company missed its perfect window to go public; it last raised money from private investors at a $47 billion valuation, but recent CNBC reports claim WeWork has practically slashed its valuation in half to entice institutional investors in its upcoming IPO.