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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann said the company will launch an IPO, but did not provide any specifics, again.
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From Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock's real estate ties to the FBI's inquiry into CMBS loans, here are the week's headlines, presented by EisnerAmper.
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WeWork has launched a pilot program for an elementary school called WeGrow, which will aim to apply principles of collaboration and entrepreneurship for kids.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann bought the mortgage for a parcel in Chelsea with development potential, and one rumor claims he plans a WeLive for the location.
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Joel Schreiber of Waterbridge Capital was WeWork's first investor, but his vision has come with a trail of lawsuits, missed payments and secrecy.
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The Danish architecture prodigy is joining the $21B coworking titan to form a modern commercial real estate power couple.
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A rare glimpse at $20B-valued WeWork's finances
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Though WeWork didn't get the massive $16B investment it expected from SoftBank, it did announce another $2B, using the occasion to announce a rebranding.
WeWork CEO Adam Neumann is also sometimes a WeWork landlord.
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WeWork celebrated the grand opening Thursday in College Park of its first college campus space and its first Maryland location.
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