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 ...

The co-working billionaire has opened a branch of his Andreessen Horowitz-backed co-living startup Flow in Riyadh.

Neumann — pressured to step down as CEO in 2019 — is now collaborating with investors to acquire WeWork out of Chapter 11. Among the firms taking part in the effort is Dan Loeb‘s Third Point.

The company is looking to tap T-Mobile U.S. (TMUS) CEO John Legere to take over as head of the company, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing unnamed sources. WeWork is in the market for ...

Also, Flowcarbon planned to launch its native token, “Goddess Nature Token” (GNT), to represent its investors’ funds in the ...

A new Financial Times profile of Mayayoshi Son opens with SoftBank CEO seeming to hit bottom, staring at his “ugly” face on ...

According to a podcast Kitu Life's CEO was on last year, WeWork has been invested in the superfood coffee company since spring 2017, although it's unclear just how much. Kitu Life also operates ...

Flowcarbon has been refunding its Goddess Nature Token after failing to launch the token, Forbes reported.

Forbes Chief Revenue Officer Sherry Phillips has a conversation with WeWork?s CEO John Santora about his vision for the ...

But probably not. Anyway, we think there are a whole lot of parallels to draw between Uber and WeWork, as we’ve made clear in the past. Kate and Alex also touched on corporate governance ...

Adam Neumann’s Flowcarbon issues refunds after the failed launch of its crypto token GNT due to market and regulatory hurdles.

Flowcarbon, a blockchain-based carbon credit platform co-founded by Adam Neumann, is refunding investors after failing to launch its "Goddess Nature Token" ...