Flex-office startup Knotel bragged it was a nearly profitable anti-WeWork. Now lawsuits are stacking up. 12 insiders reveal what happened.

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Flex-office startup Knotel bragged it was a nearly profitable anti-WeWork. Now lawsuits are stacking up. 12 insiders reveal what happened.

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Published 16 Jul 2020

In the early hours of New Year's Day, Knotel CEO Amol Sarva sent a rambling message to friends and staff titled "Random Musings from 2019."

The email, seen by Business Insider, presented jumbled thoughts ranging from "African-American writers you have likely overlooked: WEB Dubois, James Baldwin, MLK" to a favorite bar in...

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Flex-office startup Knotel bragged it was a nearly profitable anti-WeWork. Now lawsuits are stacking up. 12 insiders reveal what happened.

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