You wonder, interest free money is an invitation to do anything you want to do. But its purpose is two sided. One is to spur spending, because why wouldn't you want money to exchange hands as quickly as possible?
The second is to help debt ridden companies maintain their balance sheets. 1% interest is 1% higher than 0. It's a cost to borrowing money. It's a burden to a company that doesn't make money.
It's also a damning sign that everyone working at weworks might lose their job.
Weworks has a tendency to pay their high level employees 30% above market rate (what I think is actually a fair rate to be honest).
RE: WeWork Failed IPO is the Bubble Getting Pricked