Business News Adam Neumann Is Launching a New Coworking Service That Isn’t WeWork: ‘I Had Time to Reflect’ WeWork filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. and Canada in 2023. By Sherin Shibu
Business News WeWork Was Once Valued at $47 Billion. Now, the Company Is Issuing a Stark Warning to Investors That It May Not Survive By Madeline Garfinkle
Business News WeWork Co-Founder Adam Neumann Wants to Be Your Landlord, Again Adam Neumann's new housing venture, Flow, has secured $350 million in funding from a big-name investor. By Gabrielle Bienasz
Business News WeWork’s Founder Offers $44M for Two Miami Beach Properties The off-market deal includes two parcels with 360-feet of water frontage. By Euni Han
Business News After Failing Miserably the First Time, WeWork Merges With NBA Owner’s SPAC for Second Shot at Going Public The coworking startup gets a new lease on shareholder life thanks to BowX Acquisition Corp. By Kenny Herzog
Thought Leaders The New Breed of Entrepreneur Isn’t So New When entrepreneurs refocus on revenue, metrics and building a strong foundation, they wind up sounding fresh and innovative. By Eran Halevy
Entrepreneurs WeWork, Industrious, The Yard: Here’s How Much Membership Will Cost You at 12 Coworking Spaces Here's a peek behind the pricing curtain, plus tips for lessening the financial burden on your business. By Hayden Field
Thought Leaders Getting Laid Off Is Not a Scarlet Letter Three tips to surviving the corporate culling. By Carolyn Betts
Entrepreneurs Why Did WeWork’s Adam Neumann “Flee” From New York? He needed to escape the "negative energy." Shouldn't you? By Gene Marks
Business News T-Mobile CEO John Legere Is Stepping Down in May 2020 Amid Rumors He’s Been Talking to WeWork About Running the Company The mobile carrier's chief operating officer and president, Mike Sievert, will take the reins from Legere. By Ben Gilbert
Business News WeWork is Reportedly Getting Into Esports with Play By We, Which Could Rent Its Offfice Space for Professional Gaming Events Reports also point to two job listings, already available online, for the new business venture. By Kevin Webb
Business News SoftBank, WeWork’s Largest Investor, Takes Control of the Embattled Office Company, With Co-founder Adam Neumann Stepping Down The $8 billion deal is dramatically less than the office company's original valuation of $47 billion. By Meghan Morris
Business News WeWork Says Thousands of Its Phone Booths Could Have Dangerous Levels of Formaldehyde After People Complained About Odor and Eye Irritation The company warned tenants that many of the offices' phone booths were being removed due to 'potentially elevated levels of formaldehyde.' By Aaron Holmes
Business News WeWork Shelves IPO for Now Under New Leadership WeWork is shelving its initial public offering after a tumultuous six weeks that saw its co-founder and CEO step down. By Meghan Morris
Business News Firing Adam Neumann Won’t Solve WeWork’s Biggest Problem The real problem is the underlying business stinks. By Troy Wolverton
Business News WeWork Files for IPO, Revealing Spiraling Losses of $1.6 Billion The filing provides the first in-depth look at WeWork's financial results. By Troy Wolverton and Shona Ghosh
Building a Business What WeWork Can Teach You About Your Next Office Move Finding the right workspace for your company requires self-awareness and flexibility. By Jonathan Keyser
Building a Business She Won $1 Million for Her Big Idea at WeWork’s Global Pitch Competition. Here’s How — and Her Top Pitching Strategy. (Podcast) Chloe Alpert, CEO of Medinas Health, shares her pitch tips on this episode of 'How Success Happens.' By Hayden Field
Business News Coworking Space Behemoth WeWork Launches Retail and Coworking Space That’s Open to the Public The Made by We concept follows the coworking company's foray into selling goods to its members last year. By Stephen J. Bronner
Building a Business 12 Crazy Things You Should Know About WeWork, the Coworking Company Valued at $20 Billion The company started in New York in 2010 and is now in 56 cities in 18 countries. By Stephen J. Bronner
Business Ideas WeWork Opens a Retail Operation, Highlighting Products Made by Its Members WeMRKT features food, beverages and other items created by businesses that call the coworking space home. By Stephen J. Bronner
Thought Leaders What Will Coworking Spaces Look Like in 2020? Watch out for more industry-specific spaces and more participation from large corporations. By John Wechsler
Human Resources WeWork’s Headquarters Is the Ultimate Co-Working Space With three large landings outfitted with cozy couches and lounges, the space provides synergy among WeWork teams. By Kristin Hunt
Building a Business Here’s How WeWork Pinpoints the Perfect Locations for Its Co-Working Spaces in Neighborhoods When evaluating potential office locations in new markets, the workspace provider doesn't just rely on luck. By Lydia Belanger
Building a Business Why This Legacy Company Is Betting on a Glass Highrise Vision of the Flexible Workspace Servcorp, decades older than WeWork, sees a remote-work future without foosball tables and 'Hustle Harder' posters. By Lydia Belanger
Building a Business WeWork Will Give Away $20 Million to Entrepreneurs to Celebrate 100,000 Members The company will honor startups, nonprofits, artists and more with its new Creator Awards program. By Lydia Belanger
Business Legal WeWork Sues Ex-Employee for Disclosing Information to Reporters In a complaint filed late on Friday with the New York Supreme Court for Manhattan, WeWork accused Joanna Strange, who was fired June 10, of unlawful access to its computers and of stealing confidential and proprietary information. By Reuters
Building a Business Why WeWork’s Busy Co-Founder Ignores His Phone When He’s Home 'If you're not fully doing something, then you're probably not doing it well,' Miguel McKelvey says. Parenting included. By Kim Lachance Shandrow