WeWork

Commentary WeWork's bankruptcy filing is a cautionary tale about the perils of overvaluation, questionable assumptions on profitability, and an unsustainable business model. Founded in 2010, WeWork grew into a behemoth ...

21 companies with liabilities exceeding $1 billion have filed for bankruptcy this year.

The announcement comes after the company warned of 'substantial doubt' over continued operations.

Commentary Sam Bankman-Fried, the former CEO and founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, is currently on trial for criminal ...

WeWork, the New York-based workspace-sharing company, is warning of “substantial doubt” that it can stay in business over ...

President Joe Biden signs the massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. Where will the money go? WeWork releases its first quarterly ...

SoftBank Group Corp. tapped Goldman Sachs Group Inc. for new financing to help revive one of its biggest ...

New York is becoming more of a global technology hub, as industry giants tap into the workforce of ...

First White House official testifies in impeachment inquiry; Pentagon announces "historic" $34 billion cost-saving F-35 deal; A federal ...

SoftBank Group Corp. has prepared a financing package for WeWork Companies Inc. that would give it control over ...

SoftBank Group, the driving force behind the U.S. and China initial public offering boom, faces $100 billion in ...

Adam Neumann, the charismatic entrepreneur who led WeWork to become one of the world’s most valuable startups, is ...

Steve Schwarzman has doubts. So does Larry Ellison. And so, too, do the growing numbers of Wall Street ...