Troubles Mount for the We Company as Softbank Reportedly Calls for Shelving IPO
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#4I jest, but WeWork is one of those strange entities that's greater than the sum of its parts. If the magic goes or the brand tarnishes a little, then the whole thing goes poof.
Re: Troubles Mount for the We Company as Softbank Reportedly Calls for Shelving IPO
#5Buying that stock would be akin to donating to a "Help Adam Neumann Buy Real Estate" GoFundMe campaign.
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#7Buying that stock would be akin to donating to a "Help Adam Neumann Buy Real Estate" GoFundMe campaign.
He at least had the good sense to "allow" them to use "his" WE trademark without having to pay the $15M annual fee anymore!
Its seems like it was a 1 off payment of 'only' $5.9 million
https://www.businessinsider.com/wework-ceo-gives-back-millio...
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#8All that being said, someone needs to be mentoring the CEO, like right now. That S1 was... not... great.
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#9It’s been quite hilarious for me watching this saga unfold. All I needed to hear was that this man literally took out loans from WeWork and used the proceeds of the loans to purchase real estate that he then leased back to WeWork. Lol!
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#10We must be pretty important for Softbank as a signal - even if they didn't believe in the company, allowing such a major investment take such a big hit would be rather bad. Worth them pouring a few $bn more in instead of an IPO, if only to shore up faith in the rest of their portfolio? All that being said, someone needs to be mentoring the CEO, like right now. That S1 was... not... great.