Lack of buyers for No 1 Poultry loan in worrying sign for City’s property market December 6, 2023 Bank of Ireland is trying to dodge a loss on a loan secured against No 1 Poultry, a worrying sign for London's commercial property market.
Wework is one of London’s biggest tenants — what could a potential collapse mean? November 3, 2023 Wework has recently found itself in hot water, with US reports suggesting that the company could file for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy as soon as next week.
Workspace CEO: Wework recovery poses no threat to business as firm hikes dividend June 5, 2024 The chief executive of one of London’s biggest flexible hybrid providers, Workspace, said rival Wework has done a “lot of good things” for the sector as the chain emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The five biggest global business meltdowns of the year December 28, 2023 City A.M. recaps the biggest global business nightmares of the year.
The Notebook: Zac Goodman on why there’s life after Wework for flex offices November 27, 2023 Zac Goodman, founder and CEO of TSP, talks the rise and fall of Wework, transforming an Edwardian building into a modern office, and Elon Musk.
WeWork: Flexible office space giant raises ‘substantial doubt’ over its future August 9, 2023 We Work has suffered a sharp fall in its share price after raising "substantial doubt" over its future.
Wework downgraded by Fitch after IPO troubles leave hole in finances October 2, 2019 Global ratings agency Fitch has downgraded WeWork’s credit rating two notches to “CCC+”, pushing the office space giant into junk territory following the official withdrawing of its initial public offering (IPO) filing. Wework had hoped to raise at least $3bn (£2.4bn) from the floatation as well as borrowing a further $6bn in a loan contingent [...]
Euan Blair interview: Is Multiverse’s educational mission a reality? November 28, 2023 Euan Blair's educational firm Multiverse now makes the majority of its revenues from upskilling employees already in work. Has it abandoned its original mission?
Wework sells control of China arm for $200m in global pullback September 24, 2020 Wework is selling control of its Chinese division to one of its investors, in a deal that further reduces the office space provider’s global presence after the coronavirus pandemic worsened its financial troubles. Private equity firm Trustbridge Partners will pay the company $200m (£157m) for majority ownership of the unit, as Wework retreats from a [...]
Wework threatens to sue Softbank over ditched $3bn share buyout April 2, 2020 Wework has threatened to sue Softbank after the Japanese investment giant abandoned plans to buy $3bn (£2.4bn) worth of additional shares in the company. Softbank, which owns a controlling stake in the coworking firm, agreed to the share tender last year as part of a rescue package following Wework’s botched public listing. The company said [...]