The WeWork founder re-listed his property at 78 Irving Place, this time without a 1,200-square-foot guest apartment.

Adam Neumann is back in the Manhattan luxury market — but this time, he’s taking a slightly leaner approach for his home at ...

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WeWork India, the leading flexible workspace provider, has secured SEBI's approval for its IPO, consisting entirely of an ...

Late in March, the Securities and Exchange Board of India had temporarily put the draft papers in abeyance without specifying ...

The Embassy-backed workspace operator had filed draft papers for a market debut through a pure offer-for-sale in February.

What Next For The Star Lawyer? Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor Alex Spiro—the courtroom maestro who’s played legal defense for heavy hitters like Tom Brady, Elon Musk, Jay‑Z (yeah, that Jay‑Z) ...

Tom Brady was hardly a surprise as a guest at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez’s star-studded wedding, but the man who accompanied the seven-time Super Bowl champion to the Venice nuptials was a less ...

Adam Neumann asked a bankruptcy court not to advance WeWork’s proposal to turn its business over to its top lenders after it rejected his attempts to retake control of the co-working company he ...

Adam Neumann claims WeWork, which he once led, is not giving him a fair shot to buy the struggling company out of bankruptcy.

Adam Neumann has put together a bid of more than $500 million to buy WeWork, the bankrupt co-working company, The Wall Street Journal reported this week. The co-working start-up’s co-founder and ...