SoftBank convertible note helped cut WeWork losses
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Investors may be stumped by some of the finances WeWork owner We Company unveiled this week in its filing to go
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Founder’s grip on WeWork may be hard for investors to stomach
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Investors in the upcoming initial public offering of WeWork’s parent, The We Company, are being asked to lower their standards for
WeWork to test IPO investor appetite with widening losses
(Reuters) – WeWork owner The We Company published detailed financial statements for the first time on Wednesday, revealing breakneck revenue growth and soaring losses, as
SoftBank Vision Fund invests $110 million in Energy Vault
Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank. Adam Jeffery | CNBC SoftBank’s Vision Fund announced its first investment in an energy company on Thursday, marking a shift
SoftBank Vision Fund invests $110 million in Energy Vault
Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank. Adam Jeffery | CNBC SoftBank’s Vision Fund announced its first investment in an energy company on Thursday, marking a shift
WeWork doesn’t have a single woman director, according to IPO filing
Signage is seen at the entrance of the WeWork offices on Broad Street in New York. David ‘Dee’ Delgado | Bloomberg | Getty Images It’s
WeWork preps for IPO with growing revenues and widening losses
(Reuters) – WeWork owner The We Company on Wednesday published detailed financial statements for the first time, showing it lost more than $900 million in
WeWork lifts veil on finances with IPO filing
(Reuters) – WeWork owner The We Company on Wednesday filed with regulators for an initial public offering and published detailed financial statements for the first
Options traders are betting on a big earnings surprise from Uber
After one ride-hailing unicorn passed its earnings test with flying colors, all eyes turn to the other. Uber reports after the closing bell Thursday, and
Exclusive: Saudi Aramco valuation gap persists as IPO talks resume – sources
LONDON/RIYADH/DUBAI (Reuters) – Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is insisting on a $2 trillion valuation of oil firm Aramco, even though some bankers and
JPMorgan in pole position to lead WeWork IPO after debt offering: sources
FILE PHOTO: The WeWork logo is displayed on the entrance of a co-working space in New York City, New York U.S., January 8, 2019. REUTERS/Brendan
China’s Wanda Sports raises $190.4 million in downsized IPO
Lincoln Zhang, Chairman of Wanda Sports Group, the sport-related business unit of Chinese conglomerate Wanda Group, stands with executives, employees and athletes during the opening
Beyond Meat’s $13.4 billion market cap is ‘beyond ridiculous’: Investor
Beyond Meat’s run this year is beyond belief. Shares of the fake meat maker have soared nearly 800% since its initial public offering on May
Alibaba could be listing in Hong Kong. Other Chinese firms may follow
From left, the flags of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, China and Hong Kong are seen flapping in the wind on May 6, 2019. Anthony
WeWork looking to go public as early as September
Signage is seen at the entrance of the WeWork offices on Broad Street in New York. David ‘Dee’ Delgado | Bloomberg | Getty Images Shared
WeWork looking to go public as early as September: source
FILE PHOTO: The WeWork logo is displayed on the entrance of a co-working space in New York City, New York U.S., January 8, 2019. REUTERS/Brendan
Medallia soars more than 75% in IPO
Medallia surged more than 75% in its market debut on Friday, becoming the latest cloud software company to attract public market investors. The San Francisco-based
WeWork will host a Wall Street analyst day in IPO push
Signage is seen at the entrance of the WeWork offices on Broad Street in New York. David ‘Dee’ Delgado | Bloomberg | Getty Images The
Exclusive: WeWork to host Wall Street analyst day in IPO push – sources
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The We Company, parent of flexible workspace operator WeWork, plans to host an analyst day for Wall Street banks on July
Budweiser APAC’s IPO failure hurt retail investors, say newspaper adverts urging reform
HONG KONG (Reuters) – The dramatic failure of brewer Budweiser APAC’s $9.8 billion Hong Kong listing left “mom and pop” investors badly out of pocket,