WeWork
A platform in New York that focuses on providing office space, mail and package handling, conference rooms, weekly events, high-speed internet and community networking to customers.
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September 16, 2019
WeWork is now considering going public at a $10 billion - $12 billion valuation, well under its $47 billion valuation in its last round of fundraising.
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January 2019
In January, SoftBank privately valued WeWork at $47 billion, when it made a follow-on investment in the company.
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2011
WeWork has raised a total of $8.4 billion in a combination of debt and equity funding since it was founded in 2011.
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2019
Factbox: WeWork takes its place in 2019's spoiled IPO party
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January 2019
WeWork had been privately valued at $47 billion in January, when SoftBank of Japan made a large investment.
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January 2019
WeWork had been privately valued at $47 billion in January, when SoftBank of Japan made a large investment.
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September 17, 2019
On Tuesday, the value of WeWork bonds fell, on concerns that $3bn it hoped to raise through the stock market offering may no longer be forthcoming.
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January 2019
As an example, Ocasio-Cortez brought up WeWork, which was valued at $47 billion in January, but is now aiming for a $10 billion valuation in advance of its upcoming IPO filing.
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2016
another top communications exec, Dominic McMullan, who joined WeWork in 2016 as a vice president and the head of corporate communications, also recently announced some "personal news," telling his network in late July that after becoming a dad (twice) in recent years, he had decided to take time off to spend with his family in Brooklyn for now.
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September 13, 2019
As of September 13, however, reports indicate WeWork may be seeking a valuation between $10 and $12 billion in its IPO.
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August 21, 2019
Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang called WeWork's $47 billion valuation "utterly ridiculous" in a tweet on August 21.
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