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My latest: What the fate of WeWork's Adam Neumann can teach Trump: The same people who didn’t care abt Neumann's self-dealing & power grabs changed their mind once his presence threatened their bottom line. Trump might want to take heed. #trumpimpeachment https://t.co/Wg5lEavdH2
— (((Helaine Olen))) (@helaineolen) September 25, 2019
Today's @thetermsheet ends with "I'm tired. See you tomorrow." https://t.co/ZEgaGnj956
— Polina Marinova (@polina_marinova) September 25, 2019
And the unicorns continue to fall. "WeWork was worth $47 billion. Then it was worth $15 billion." And is it even worth that? It's just an office-leasing company. WeWork couldn’t get away with it https://t.co/SHWxgClGZj
— Dale Maharidge (@DaleMaharidge) September 25, 2019
Adam Neumann wanted to “elevate the world’s consciousness.” Now, if a friend of mine spending his days in one of its spaces is to be believed, his landlord has been reducing the amount of fruit in the complimentary fruit water. https://t.co/zqDHPn97LO
— Austin Petersen (@AP4Liberty) September 25, 2019
Wow @profgalloway has the timing of the WeWork disaster down to practically the day. https://t.co/eugzcPzD5Q
— Alex Apostolopoulos (@alexapostol) September 24, 2019
So WeWork has dumped their founder and CEO, but unless the super-voting shares he holds are converted into regular shares, it's kinda all just for show? He'll still have complete control over the company, and could reinstate himself at any time. https://t.co/7LNdVUHz1p
— DHH (@dhh) September 24, 2019
Math IS cool. Thus spake @profgalloway and Pivot: https://t.co/8zGwNQ9gYE
— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) September 24, 2019
This feels like just the beginning of this saga…. https://t.co/rIuhTfZuVS
— Nick Howell ?? (@datacenterdude) September 25, 2019
I believe this means that the only two American startups to be valued at more than $45 billion in private markets—Uber and WeWork—lost their chief executives to scandal before the IPO https://t.co/HoExZFRocd
— Derek Thompson (@DKThomp) September 24, 2019
Job Opening in New York ??https://t.co/6YyyBVhnFB
— Claire Lee (@eclaireoh) September 25, 2019
WeWork CEO, Adam Neumann, stepping down under pressure as price of WeWork bonds in free fall. https://t.co/ZdYEGMoLCb pic.twitter.com/7Zr3qRKDb8
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) September 24, 2019
Wherever you sit on the #WeWork saga, remember that Adam built a $15bn valuation (at the latest withdrawn pre-IPO valuation) business in 12yrs. https://t.co/BFtFz68DAl
— Vusi Thembekwayo (@VusiThembekwayo) September 25, 2019
#AdamNeumann steps down as CEO of @WeWork. Sorry, but I feel this was overdue. From an investor's perspective, WeWork's corporate governance could hardly get any more worrisome. https://t.co/dlGQFMZoOZ
— georg wernicke (@herman08015) September 24, 2019
Is this WeWork’s “Steve Jobs” moment ?? https://t.co/BFtFz68DAl
— Vusi Thembekwayo (@VusiThembekwayo) September 25, 2019
This week’s live Pivot with @profgalloway in Toronto will be lit. But let’s be clear: This is a board failure most of all (WeWork C.E.O. Adam Neumann Steps Down Under Pressure - The New York Times) https://t.co/RsseikLwsX
— Kara Swisher (@karaswisher) September 24, 2019
Great article: WeWork C.E.O. Adam Neumann Steps Down Under Pressure https://t.co/G2XWf4O0As
— Lisa Morton (@lisam2301) September 25, 2019
Mr. Neumann, 40, was the company’s charismatic frontman, a towering, hard-partying Israeli with long hair and a penchant for leather jackets and tequila. He once banned meat at the company...
— Sura Mbaya (@surambaya) September 25, 2019
WeWork was valued at $47bn in January and now closer to $15bnhttps://t.co/uFYkVVI5RX https://t.co/RKMZhycoOd
SCOOP: Adam Neumann stepping down. https://t.co/ndStohVOSk
— David Gelles (@dgelles) September 24, 2019
WeWork C.E.O., Adam Neumann, Stepping Down Under Pressure https://t.co/kXJGdHDtcd
— Big Odun Energy (@OdunEweniyi) September 24, 2019
What’s the right joke here? NoWork? TheyWork? Didn’tWork? ByeWork?https://t.co/X1wizC2qIE
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) September 24, 2019
Adam Neumann WeWork CEO에서 아웃, IPO는 퀘스쳔. https://t.co/Prx1DLETaw
— editoy (@editoy) September 26, 2019
• WeWork는 현재 두 명의 임원인 Sebastian Gunningham과 Artie Minson을 영구 공동 CEO로 지명했습니다. Neumann의 아내 Rebekah도 회사에서 그녀의 역할을 포기했습니다.
#RT @Ojos_al_Saber: ‼️?‼️ Adam Neumann was mentioned 169 times in WeWork IPO filing -- more than Gates, Jobs or Musk in theirs https://t.co/yrcE9DnevY ❗️?❗️ #Followback #SiguemeYTeSigo pic.twitter.com/bZMU8LevaA
— Ronald De León (@RonaldDeLen5) September 25, 2019
Nice. Hopefully he finds his way back in..... $WEhttps://t.co/AoHho5ASSQ
— Suspected Saboteur (@ShortingIsFun) September 26, 2019
ADAM NEUMANN IS STEPPING DOWN AS CEO OF WEWORK https://t.co/JababZB5f4
— Michael J. de la Merced (@m_delamerced) September 24, 2019
#WeWork's Co-founder Adam Neumann steps down as a CEOhttps://t.co/j5RriygFkf#coworking #workspace #realestate
— officernd (@officernd) September 25, 2019