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Among VCs, Softbank Appeared The Most In Indian Media Followed By Sequoia and Tiger Global
Softbank reportedly suffered $6.5 billion in operating losses from investments in cash-burning businesses including New York-based real estate firm WeWork, and cab-hailing service Uber.
Here's What Co-Working in India Looked Like In 2019
According to a FlexiSpaces report, millennials and young professionals seem to be driving the growth of such spaces in India.
4 Things To Know On November 22
These are the latest news developments in the business world that you must know about.
Some Effect, But All is Well at WeWork India, Says Karan Virwani
Apart from sharing what has changed in terms of Indian operations after the WeWork episode in the US, Karan Virwani, CWeO for India, talks about three features that will make WeWork India stand out
Only 7% of Women at CXO Level. This Woman Investor Explains Why
Shanti Mohan, founder of LetsVenture, believes that if women can manage household finance, they can make business investments as well
T-Mobile CEO John Legere Is Stepping Down in May 2020 Amid Rumors He's Been Talking to WeWork About Running the Company
The mobile carrier's chief operating officer and president, Mike Sievert, will take the reins from Legere.
Why Cash-Burning Companies Should Not Go for IPO
Vikas Sarda, chief financial officer of Unitus Capital, believes public money is a different game altogether and should be availed only after attaining certain size
5 Key Highlights From Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son's Earnings Presentation
"Regret decision to invest in WeWork," said Son on Softbank's post-earnings conference call with the press
Masayoshi Son Admits Judgment Errors. Is It the Start of the End?
"My judgment around WeWork was not right in many ways," he said on Wednesday after announcing company result
WeWork is Reportedly Getting Into Esports with Play By We, Which Could Rent Its Offfice Space for Professional Gaming Events
Reports also point to two job listings, already available online, for the new business venture.
SoftBank, WeWork's Largest Investor, Takes Control of the Embattled Office Company, With Co-founder Adam Neumann Stepping Down
The $8 billion deal is dramatically less than the office company's original valuation of $47 billion.
Outlasting the Founder
Companies have managed to thrive after an unplanned separation from the founder by following these rules
The Risky Business of Enabling a "Fake it Till You Make it" Culture
VCs cannot know the outcome of their investments, of course, but some have an agenda nonetheless - even if it means promoting a risky culture
WeWork Says Thousands of Its Phone Booths Could Have Dangerous Levels of Formaldehyde After People Complained About Odor and Eye Irritation
The company warned tenants that many of the offices' phone booths were being removed due to 'potentially elevated levels of formaldehyde.'
Lessons from WeWork and Uber IPOs for Start-ups
It is noteworthy that lenses used by private and public investors are quite different