Adam Neumann

Adam Neumann, the former CEO of WeWork, is facing a crisis with his real estate startup, Flow, as one of its properties in Nashville is experiencing financial difficulties. What Happened: A 358-unit apartment complex in Nashville, one of six properties invested in by Flow, is struggling financially...

In a recent announcement, SoftBank Group Corp. (OTC:SFTBY) founder, Masayoshi Son, revealed his intent to make a significant investment in artificial intelligence (AI). What Happened: Son’s announcement suggests that SoftBank is on the verge of a substantial AI investment. While acknowledging...

WeWork Inc. has lost its former New York City headquarters to coworking rival Industrious. What Happened: Industrious signed a 10-year deal to manage office space at Tower 49 in midtown Manhattan, previously occupied by WeWork, Bloomberg reported on Monday. Industrious will oversee approximately...

Editor’s Note: The article has been updated to note that Anant Yardi is not the new CEO but will have a majority equity stake in the company. Anant Yardi, a low-profile software tycoon, will assume control of WeWork on Thursday. This transition follows a federal bankruptcy court’s...

Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos has offered some unexpected advice to WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann on how to conduct meetings. What Happened: Bezos advised Neumann to adopt a leadership style where he speaks last during meetings, a strategy promoted by a prominent organizational psychologist, as...

Adam Neumann is making a renewed effort to regain control of WeWork Inc (OTC:WEWOQ) (OTC:WEWKQ) as the company struggles to secure funding and avoid a sale amid bankruptcy proceedings.  Since filing for bankruptcy in November, WeWork has been engaged in court-led...

In a bold move, Adam Neumann, the ousted co-founder of WeWork (OTC:WEWKQ), has launched a substantial bid to take back the company he was once pushed out of. The audacious offer exceeds $500 million, signaling Neumann’s unwavering interest in the co-working space provider that is currently...

WeWork Inc (OTC:WEWKQ) founder and former CEO Adam Neumann has enlisted Tesla attorney Alex Spiro to provide legal counsel as he attempts to buy back the office space company he founded. According to Bloomberg Law, Spiro has been working with Neumann since late 2023. Spiro was involved in several...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with comment from WeWork. Adam Neumann wants to be in charge of WeWork Inc. (OTCPK: WEWKQ) once again. The controversial entrepreneur founded the New York-based office space purveyor in 2010. Today, the company is currently navigating bankruptcy...

Adam Neumann wants to be in charge of WeWork Inc. (OTCPK: WEWKQ) once again. The controversial entrepreneur founded the New York-based office space purveyor in 2010. Today, the company is currently navigating bankruptcy proceedings. Neumann — pressured to step down as CEO in 2019 — is now...

Co-founder and former CEO of WeWork Inc. (OTC:WEWKQ), Adam Neumann, along with his capital providers, including Dan Loeb‘s Third Point, are considering making an offer to purchase WeWork out of bankruptcy. What Happened: Neumann and Third Point have been attempting to acquire crucial...

Office-space provider, WeWork (NYSE:WE), has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, as it faces liabilities between $10 billion and $50 billion. What Happened: The filing is limited to the company’s locations in the U.S. and Canada, CNBC reported. The firm stated...

WeWork Inc (NYSE: WE), the co-office space start-up that was once valued at nearly $50 billion (more than the market cap of Ford), will reportedly file for bankruptcy next week. The stock is now down more than 99% from its listing price but remains above $1 a share.  Shares of companies that...

Shares of coworking office space company WeWork Inc (NYSE: WE) have been incredibly volatile over the last week, following an update from the company that rattled the stock. After shares fell sharply, retail traders got behind the stock and could be trying to push shares back over $1. What...

Housing in America feeds financial inequality, and as someone who has spent two years immersed in commercial real estate, I have seen this firsthand. The current system necessitates wealthy investors to pool funds to purchase apartment buildings or single-family rental communities. Lower-income...