Google Alert - Wework

	Wework Daily update ⋅ November 10, 2021
	NEWS
	Ousted WeWork CEO says $47 billion valuation went to his head before botched IPO - CNBC CNBC Adam Neumann gave his first interview since WeWork's failed IPO two years ago. Flag as irrelevant
	Adam Neumann Has Regrets About WeWork: 'It Went to My Head' - The New York Times The New York Times He conceded that WeWork's rapid rise — at its peak in 2019, the company was valued at more than $47 billion — may have had a corrosive effect on his ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ex-WeWork CEO Adam Neumann has regrets, but no apologies - Axios Axios Photo: Michael Kovac/Getty Images for WeWork. Adam Neumann on Tuesday spoke publicly for the first time since being ousted as CEO of WeWork more than ... Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork Adam Neumann Interview: 'Multiple Lessons, Multiple Regrets' - Bloomberg Bloomberg.com WeWork's Adam Neumann Reflects: 'Multiple Lessons, Multiple Regrets'. In a rare public interview, the controversial entrepreneur took some ... Flag as irrelevant
	Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann opens up about his regrets - CNN CNN Just weeks after WeWork's much-anticipated public offering, its infamous co-founder and former CEO Adam Neumann opened up about the lessons he's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ex-WeWork CEO WeWork Adam Neumann apologizes to Tim Cook for being 'an idiot' | AppleInsider AppleInsider WeWork founder Adam Neumann says he blew a chance to learn from Apple CEO Tim Cook. Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork ex-CEO Neumann has regrets, but no apologies | Fortune Fortune WeWork founder Adam Neumann expresses regret for employees' lost stock options but says they took a risk. By. Phil Wahba. November 9, 2021 10:12 AM ... Flag as irrelevant
	Adam Neumann Has Regrets About WeWork: 'It went to my head' - The New York Times The New York Times He regretted WeWork's overcomplicated accounting measures, such as the notorious "community-adjusted EBITDA," which drew derision from analysts and ... Flag as irrelevant
	WeWork's Adam Neumann Speaks Up After Long Silence - The Real Deal The Real Deal WeWork founder Adam Neumann made his first public remarks and denied that the firm was a "house of cards" Flag as irrelevant
	Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann opens up about his regrets - KESQ KESQ By Samantha Murphy Kelly, CNN Business. Just weeks after WeWork's much-anticipated public offering, its infamous co-founder and former CEO Adam ... Flag as irrelevant
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