The chart illustrates WeWork's financial trajectory from 2016 to 2018, highlighting a significant growth in annual revenue alongside escalating operational losses. In 2016, WeWork's revenue was $436 million, which more than doubled to $886 million in 2017, marking a 103% growth. By 2018, the revenue surged to $1.821 billion, reflecting a 106% increase from the previous year. Despite this impressive revenue growth, the company's losses from operations expanded dramatically. In 2016, WeWork reported a loss of $396 million, which more than doubled to $932 million in 2017. The trend continued in 2018, with losses ballooning to $1.691 billion. This pattern underscores a critical challenge in WeWork's business model: while the company successfully increased its revenue, it struggled to control its operational costs, leading to substantial financial losses. The data suggests that WeWork's aggressive expansion strategy, while effective in boosting revenue, may not have been sustainable without addressing the underlying cost structure. This financial imbalance raises questions about the long-term viability of WeWork's business model, emphasizing the need for strategic adjustments to achieve profitability.