It appears that that unlimited power and money is not good for building companies.
WeWork's parent The We Company said it will file to withdraw its initial public offering,a week after the SoftBank-backed office-sharing startup ousted founder Adam Neumann as its CEO.
The WeWork co-founder agreed on Tuesday to resign and give up majority voting control,after SoftBank and other shareholders turned on him
A towering 6-foot-5 and known for walking around the office without shoes and encouraging the free flow of tequila,WeWork chief Adam Neumann is not your ordinary CEO.
What was the venture capital world's biggest surprise is now morphing into one of corporate America's most high-profile boardroom dramas.
When co-founders Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia needed some extra cash,so they put three air mattresses on their apartment floor and set up a website.
WeWork was readying itself for a parade through Wall Street that would make it an investor darling. Where did it all go wrong?
SmileDirectClub's shares plunged 28 per cent on their first day of trading,but its founders still joined the growing ranks of young self-made billionaires.
The embattled office sharing company on Friday announced a series of governance changes it hopes will be enough to bolster demand for its stock.
Could the shared office space provider be the first unicorn to truly have its horn ripped off?
Adam Neumann was poised to become one of the world's 150 richest people. But a panicky market is casting a shadow over WeWork's upcoming IPO.