Daily Crunch: WeWork delays its IPO

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
WeWork withdraws its S-1 filing, will delay its IPOThe move was widely expected, but The We Company (which owns WeWork) made it official
over the power and behavior of Adam Neumann, who stepped down as CEO last week.2
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advertising.3
Twitter launches its anti-abuse filter for Direct MessagesTwitter is rolling out its spam and abuse filter for Direct Messages, a month and
a half after the company announced it had started testing the feature
This should be useful for people who want to keep their DMs open without having to see abusive content.4
Microsoft OneDrive Personal Vault rolls out worldwide, launches expandable storageEarlier this summer, Microsoft introduced an extra layer
of security for its OneDrive product, allowing users to protect their files with two-step verification
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