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REEF Technology, a SoftBank-backed company that operates ghost kitchens out of trailers, is experiencing growing pains familiar to SoftBank-affiliated startups.
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WeWork needs to raise as much $400M to emerge from bankruptcy as its former CEO's new startup, Flow, offers to buy out the firm at a 10% premium.
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Insider trading allegations aren't spoiling SoftBank's interest in commercial real estate.
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The new investment will double WeWork's valuation.
The new exec succeeds co-founder Michael Marks, who started Katerra in 2015.
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Boston Properties, Brookfield and Starwood are among the firms seeking to reject a proposal that would see SoftBank place liens on WeWork's remaining spaces.
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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.
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OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle will form a joint venture called Stargate to fund energy and infrastructure projects to help meet skyrocketing demand from AI.
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REEF, the Florida-based animator of underused urban space like shopping centres and car parks signs deal with Capital & Regional for UK debut
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The grocers said they were open to selling off hundreds of stores if it meant approval for their $26B merger.
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