sameer hussein reporting on that story for us. today, wework, one of the giants in the co—working space will report their latest quarterly earnings. analysts polled by reuters are expecting to see a bump up in revenue for the first three months of the year. the company held up well during the pandemic, due to strong demand for remote and co—working spaces. but this year, it's stock price has been seeing very steep declines, and it faces the possibility of being delisted from the new york stock exchange. for more on this, jun bei liu of tribeca investment partners, whojoin us now. what is your sense of how we work is going to do? our sense is that the result in terms of the revenue it is going to be strong, because we are seeing very good trend of people returning to work and co—working space, and reconfiguration of a lot of co—working space. so this company has been a big beneficiary of it. however, the share price reaction really comes down to what is going to happen to its future, financial future, and what is going to happen to