Controversial Founder Adam Neumann Bids to Buy WeWork Out of Bankruptcy: Bloomberg and WSJ

Controversial Founder Adam Neumann Bids to Buy WeWork Out of Bankruptcy: Bloomberg and WSJ

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Yuri Ivanov
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Controversial WeWork founder, Adam Neumann, along with partners, has submitted a bid to purchase WeWork out of bankruptcy for over $500 million. This offer brings Neumann a step closer to regaining control of his long-troubled startup. Neumann and his real estate firm, Flow, have orchestrated a financing package for the co-working firm, as reported by Bloomberg. The Wall Street Journal also reported Neumann's proposal to buy the company for more than $500 million, citing sources familiar with the matter.

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