Sonder, the short-term rental firm, is seeking Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which means it doesn't plan to continue operations.

The short-term rental company held one property in Austin. Employees of the hotel chain were reportedly let go and customers ...

Marriott terminated its licensing agreement with the San Francisco-based company on Sunday, after the apartment-style ...

Sonder blamed “severe financial constraints arising from, among other things, prolonged challenges in the integration of the ...

Short-term rental company Sonder filed for immediate bankruptcy following the end of its licensing deal with Marriott ...

Sonder, a short-term rental hotel brand, announced plans to file for bankruptcy on Monday, Nov. 10. This left current guest ...

Sonder Holdings Inc., a boutique apartment rental company, said it’s going to file bankruptcy after the cash-strapped company ...

Sonder's partnership with Marriott came to an abrupt end this week, leaving guests stranded at several properties.

The company’s bankruptcy has already dealt a blow to Marriott International Inc., which made Sonder hotels bookable on its website and app in an ill-fated bid to add rooms to its global network.

The termination comes as the short-term rental operator is battling financial difficulties and nearing bankruptcy.