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SEC Charges Phoenix Real Estate Investor With Stock Manipulation Over Fake WeWork Offer
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday charged Jonathan Larmore, a Phoenix-based real estate investor, with stock manipulation related to a bogus takeover bid for
WeWork: the technology company that didn’t exist
THE We work The debacle (“How WeWork Rose and Went Broke,” Review & Outlook, November 8) confirms that intelligence and control of investment capital are
SoftBank posts $6.2 billion loss after WeWork collapse
Updated November 9, 2023 at 6:10 a.m. ET TOKYO—SoftBank The group fell further into the red between July and September, as its technology investments struggled
WeWork failed. Do you have flexible offices?
Flexible working is not proving to be a boon for flexible office providers as it might seem. We work co-founder Adam Neumann lamented this week
SoftBank loses $6.2 billion in quarter as WeWork weighs on investments
TOKYO—SoftBank The group fell further into the red between July and September, after announcing writedowns linked to the bankruptcy of office sharing company WeWork and
How WeWork grew and went bankrupt
Investors who have invested tens of billions of dollars in We work were hoping the coworking space startup would be next Facebook. It didn’t happen
No one wants to work at WeWork anymore
WeWork filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday, listing nearly $19 billion in debt, according to Bloomberg. The coworking space, once the largest tenant of
WeWork forced to file for bankruptcy in the United States
WeWork has confirmed it will file for bankruptcy, but it is undeterred by its enormous financial challenges and remains committed to a future of flexible
WeWork filed for bankruptcy
WeWork’s woes finally seem to have caught up with it. The coworking space company, once valued at $47 billion, announced Monday it was filing for
WeWork, once known as a $47 billion startup, files for bankruptcy in the United States
The coworking company reached a broad debt restructuring deal in early 2023, but quickly plunged back into financial difficulties. File photo Formerly high-profile startup WeWork
WeWork files for bankruptcy – The Verge
These documents revealed, in one place, the following: that Neumann leased its own buildings to The We Company, that Neumann obtained loans from The We
WeWork files for bankruptcy: News
WeWork, founded in 2010 with the aim of revolutionizing the way people work, has filed for bankruptcy protection. This follows the company recently warning investors