India, WeWork
WeWork's plan to offload stake in Indian unit falls through
WeWork 's strategy to sell its 27% stake in its Indian subsidiary has been unsuccessful, despite receiving approval from the Competition Commission of India (CCI). The deal involved the Embassy Group acquiring WeWork's stake and introducing new investors.
The guide seeks to provide clarity and support, focusing on the critical pre-seed stage and the importance of organized early ...
The co-working billionaire has opened a branch of his Andreessen Horowitz-backed co-living startup Flow in Riyadh.
Masayoshi Son's bold bets on tech defined an era. A new book asks if the SoftBank boss is a visionary or a gambler.
Happy Friday! Bankruptcy-hit coworking firm WeWork Inc.’s plan to exit the India unit via a secondary stake sale has fallen ...
Hertz Global Holdings has named Lauren Fritts as senior vice president and chief communications officer, the company told ...
A downtown Houston landmark, Jones on Main, has secured the largest office deal so far this year, signing a tenant to take ...
WeWork Inc.'s plan to sell its 27% stake in its Indian unit has collapsed due to a valuation mismatch, despite regulatory ...
A low-key announcement this week about a Gowanus project provided a window into what works today in the city's oft-maligned ...
US-based coworking major WeWork Inc’s plan to sell its entire stake in Indian unit and exit the country has reportedly ...
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