Tag: WeWork
Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang calls out WeWork in a tweet, saying its $47 billion valuation is ‘utterly ridiculous’
"If they are a tech company so is UPS," Democratic presidential hopeful Yang tweeted about WeWork.
Members, locations, and beer quotas: 5 WeWork questions a skeptical analyst has after reading the group’s IPO filing
Triton Research CEO Rett Wallace still has a few questions about the shared-workspace group as it prepares to go public.
NYU professor calls WeWork ‘WeWTF,’ says any Wall Street analyst who believes it’s worth over $10 billion is ‘lying, stupid, o...
Scott Galloway, the best-selling author and tech-industry pundit, is a marketing professor at New York University's Stern School of Business.
WeWork’s IPO documents baffled an analyst who specializes in evaluating companies preparing to go public
WeWork's IPO is expected raise about $3.5 billion, which would the second-largest public offering in 2019 behind Uber's.
WeWeek, how Google Cloud pays its salespeople, and Ancestry DNA’s ambitions
The business stories you need to read this week, covering the latest on big deals of the past few days, Google Cloud, and Ancestry DNA.
WeWork, the $47 billion co-working company, is gearing up for a huge IPO this year. Here’s everything we know about what’s going on.
This is what's happening at WeWork, including capital raising, quarterly results, the company's IPO plans, and more.
As WeWork heads for an IPO, investors ranging from asset management giant Fidelity to a pension plan for sprinkler installers are set to benefit
WeWork has unveiled its filing to go public, with names of its biggest investors in the nearly 400-page document.
Morgan Stanley backs out of WeWork’s monster IPO after getting snubbed for the lead role
Morgan Stanley was the lead underwriter in Uber's $8.1 billion public offering in May, the largest IPO so far in 2019.
Here’s who gets rich if WeWork has a successful IPO
If investors love the idea of buying WeWork's parent company, We, when it goes public, a handful of people and investors stand to make a killing.
Adam Neumann has locked up control of The We Company in a jaw-dropping way, even by Silicon Valley standards, by giving himself 20 votes per share
WeWork joins a growing number of companies that give extra votes to insiders. But CEO Adam Neumann will have more votes than his peers.