Google Alert - Wework

	Wework Daily update ⋅ October 15, 2020
	NEWS
	How to Get Rich By Losing Lots of Money The Atlantic That guy—WeWork's telegenic co-founder and former CEO, Adam Neumann—had once been known for turning an upscale co-working business into ... Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork Closing 3 Of Its Oldest DC Coworking Spaces Bisnow "In streamlining our portfolio towards profitable growth, we have decided to move on from WeWork's Manhattan Laundry, Wonder Bread Factory and ... Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork to shutter trio of DC locations as part of larger cutbacks Washington Business Journal WeWork confirmed that it plans to close three of its locations in the District, including its maiden home in the nation's capital, as it looks to streamline its ... Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork Cuts Rents To Keep Clients pymnts.com Clients across the globe have been offered discounts, at times by as much as 50 percent, FT reported. In March, Softbank slashed WeWork's valuation to ... Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork Wonder Bread Factory Location Also Closing at the end of the month PoPville Yesterday we learned that the Manhattan Laundry WeWork location was closing at the end of the month. Thanks to all for letting us know about the ... Flag as irrelevant
	The We Company reverts to WeWork name to emphasize office-sharing roots marketscreener.com Restoration of WeWork as the official name is the most symbolic effort to date by management installed last year by majority owner SoftBank Group Corp ... Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork's Adam Neumann Returns to Real Estate With Startup Investment Bloomberg Neumann, WeWork's co-founder who left last year during a floundering attempt to go public, invested $30 million in Alfred Club Inc., a startup that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coworking space opens in Bethlehem, with plans to become a 'business beehive' and expand to ... Morning Call So he left WeWork and decided to start his own business — near home, in the Lehigh Valley. "It was just obvious to me: What did I need for 20 years? Flag as irrelevant
	A $13 Billion SoftBank-Backed SPAC That Will Buy Your House Washington Post Like WeWork, Opendoor is capital intensive, loss-making and has a nosebleed valuation. It also has a fondness for non-standard earnings metrics. Flag as irrelevant
	A $13.5 Billion SPAC Sensation Will Buy Your House Bloomberg Like WeWork, Opendoor is backed by SoftBank, loses money and is fond of non-standard accounting metrics. Its value is soaring. By. Chris Bryant. Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	'The We Company' Restores Company Name to 'WeWork' WeWork This move reflects the significant progress WeWork has made on strengthening its foundation while executing against its strategic goals under new ... Flag as irrelevant
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