Billionaire WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann was forced out as CEO after the coworking startup’s failed IPO in 2019. But with WeWork now facing bankruptcy, he wants another shot, and is willing to ...

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann, ousted four years ago as CEO of the now-bankrupt co-working space provider, is trying to buy ...

Big real-estate investors like Brookfield and Blackstone have for years been funneling money into apartment buildings, especially in fast-growing southern cities. While some had thought COVID-19 ...

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann is stepping down as CEO of the company. Neumann will be replaced by Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson, two current WeWork executives, as interim chief executives ...

(JTA) — WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann has stepped down as CEO of the shared office space company, which has suffered a major devaluation amid investors’ fears over the charismatic but ...

WeWork's employees were swept up by its cofounder and CEO Adam Neumann's wild ambitions and enthralled by his company's cool culture and lavish perks, but they grew concerned as red flags mounted ...

WeWork shelved its initial public offering ... It also revealed that its CEO, Adam Neumann, had effectively unilateral control of the company and a history of questionable dealings.

Adam Neumann's right-hand woman said in a complaint filed Thursday that while she was pregnant she had to fly in a private plane with the then-WeWork CEO and other executives who were smoking ...

Adam Neumann may no longer be WeWork's chairman or CEO, but he could be able to continue to exert influence on the troubled real-estate company for years to come. As part of his separation ...

WeWork filed for bankruptcy this week, and Fast Company's 'Most Innovative Companies' podcast interviews WeWork chronicler Reeves Wiedeman about it. Why WeWork couldn’t pivot its way out of ...

Growing up on a kibbutz in Israel, Adam Neumann was the only boy whose family ... 240,000 workers from businesses of all sizes to WeWork, the company he co-founded, in 21 countries.

The SoftBank-backed company has been in turmoil ever since its plans to go public in 2019 imploded after investors recoiled at its hefty losses, corporate governance lapses and the management style of ...