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7.11.
WeWork files for bankruptcy in a stunning fall for a firm once valued at close to $50 billion
https://www.msn.com/en-za/news/other/wework-files-for-bankru…
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In a late Monday announcement, WeWork said it entered into a restructuring support agreement with the majority of its stakeholders to “drastically reduce” the company’s debt while further evaluating WeWork’s commercial office lease portfolio.
WeWork is also requesting the “ability to reject the leases of certain locations,” which the company says are largely non-operational, as part of the filing. Specific estimates of total impacted locations were not disclosed Monday, but all affected members have received advanced notice, the company said.
“Now is the time for us to pull the future forward by aggressively addressing our legacy leases and dramatically improving our balance sheet,” WeWork CEO David Tolley said in a prepared statement. “We defined a new category of working, and these steps will enable us to remain the global leader in flexible work.”
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=> darauf erstmal einen Meme-Zuschlag von +38%
WeWork files for bankruptcy in a stunning fall for a firm once valued at close to $50 billion
https://www.msn.com/en-za/news/other/wework-files-for-bankru…
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In a late Monday announcement, WeWork said it entered into a restructuring support agreement with the majority of its stakeholders to “drastically reduce” the company’s debt while further evaluating WeWork’s commercial office lease portfolio.
WeWork is also requesting the “ability to reject the leases of certain locations,” which the company says are largely non-operational, as part of the filing. Specific estimates of total impacted locations were not disclosed Monday, but all affected members have received advanced notice, the company said.
“Now is the time for us to pull the future forward by aggressively addressing our legacy leases and dramatically improving our balance sheet,” WeWork CEO David Tolley said in a prepared statement. “We defined a new category of working, and these steps will enable us to remain the global leader in flexible work.”
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=> darauf erstmal einen Meme-Zuschlag von +38%
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 74.294.727 von faultcode am 10.08.23 13:14:30
so ist es:
Published: Oct. 31, 2023 at 5:08 p.m. ET
WeWork plans to file for bankruptcy, Wall Street Journal reports
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/wework-plans-to-file-for-b…
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Zitat von faultcode: es geht dem Ende entgegen:
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so ist es:
Published: Oct. 31, 2023 at 5:08 p.m. ET
WeWork plans to file for bankruptcy, Wall Street Journal reports
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/wework-plans-to-file-for-b…
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es geht dem Ende entgegen:
8.8.
WSJ: WeWork Raises Doubt About Its Survival
The co-working company issued a going-concern warning because its co-working clients are canceling their memberships at a faster clip than it expected
https://www.wsj.com/articles/wework-issues-going-concern-war…
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8.8.
WSJ: WeWork Raises Doubt About Its Survival
The co-working company issued a going-concern warning because its co-working clients are canceling their memberships at a faster clip than it expected
https://www.wsj.com/articles/wework-issues-going-concern-war…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 73.652.372 von faultcode am 11.04.23 23:18:09so ist es:
17.5.
WSJ News Exclusive: Rajeev Misra Has Two Jobs. He Backs WeWork at Both.
The financier, who retains a role at SoftBank, agreed through his new fund to provide the office landlord nearly $500 million of high-interest debt
https://www.wsj.com/articles/rajeev-misra-has-two-jobs-he-ba…
17.5.
WSJ News Exclusive: Rajeev Misra Has Two Jobs. He Backs WeWork at Both.
The financier, who retains a role at SoftBank, agreed through his new fund to provide the office landlord nearly $500 million of high-interest debt
https://www.wsj.com/articles/rajeev-misra-has-two-jobs-he-ba…
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 70.093.877 von faultcode am 02.12.21 00:54:01hier gehen auch bald die Lichter aus mMn:
24.3.
Softbank Again Saves WeWork With Another Recapitalization
https://www.marketwatch.com/articles/softbank-wework-recapit…
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With help from SoftBank, WeWork has dodged a financial crisis. WeWork is cutting debt below $2.4 billion, from $3.6 billion, and pushing the bulk of its maturities to 2027, from 2025. WeWork gets more than $1 billion of new funding and capital commitments and “cancels or equitizes” $1.5 billion of debt, including $1 billion held by SoftBank, which will be converted into equity, and $690.5 million in unsecured notes converted into debt and equity.
Piper Sandler analyst Alexander Goldfarb, who has a $5.50 target price on WeWork shares, says 42% of the debt will be converted to stock, 10% gets a haircut, and 48% gets new terms. SoftBank’s stake, he says, will rise to 72% from 57%, though the exact figure depends on the mix of debt and equity non-Softbank debtholders receive.
A person close to SoftBank says the firm isn’t committing new capital to WeWork and won’t consolidate it in its financial reporting by keeping its voting control below 50%. As Goldfarb notes, the deal avoids bankruptcy. But stockholders will be diluted; he estimates that WeWork’s share count will more than double. The shares, down 44% in 2023, fell 18.2% on the week.
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24.3.
Softbank Again Saves WeWork With Another Recapitalization
https://www.marketwatch.com/articles/softbank-wework-recapit…
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With help from SoftBank, WeWork has dodged a financial crisis. WeWork is cutting debt below $2.4 billion, from $3.6 billion, and pushing the bulk of its maturities to 2027, from 2025. WeWork gets more than $1 billion of new funding and capital commitments and “cancels or equitizes” $1.5 billion of debt, including $1 billion held by SoftBank, which will be converted into equity, and $690.5 million in unsecured notes converted into debt and equity.
Piper Sandler analyst Alexander Goldfarb, who has a $5.50 target price on WeWork shares, says 42% of the debt will be converted to stock, 10% gets a haircut, and 48% gets new terms. SoftBank’s stake, he says, will rise to 72% from 57%, though the exact figure depends on the mix of debt and equity non-Softbank debtholders receive.
A person close to SoftBank says the firm isn’t committing new capital to WeWork and won’t consolidate it in its financial reporting by keeping its voting control below 50%. As Goldfarb notes, the deal avoids bankruptcy. But stockholders will be diluted; he estimates that WeWork’s share count will more than double. The shares, down 44% in 2023, fell 18.2% on the week.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.385.361 von faultcode am 21.09.21 13:11:43und Restatements hinterher:
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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/wework-stock-falls-5-as-co…
aber gut, Restatements bei Ex-SPAC's sind an der Tagesordnung zur Zeit...
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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/wework-stock-falls-5-as-co…
aber gut, Restatements bei Ex-SPAC's sind an der Tagesordnung zur Zeit...
es geht wieder los -- IPO 
20.9.
WeWork to Start Trading in October, Two Years After IPO Crash
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wework-start-trading-october-…
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WeWork Cos. plans to begin trading its shares around Oct. 21 on the New York Stock Exchange, nearing the end of a years-long journey to the public markets.
Shareholders in a special purpose acquisition company set to acquire WeWork will meet virtually on Oct. 19 to vote on the plan, the companies said in a statement.
Subject to shareholder approval, the deal will close on or about Oct. 21 and the shares will be listed after that under the ticker WE. The SPAC, BowX Acquisition Corp., currently trades at $9.99, just under the initial listing price and off its high of $13.71 in April after unveiling the merger with the New York-based real estate company.
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WeWork and BowX had intended to complete their merger by the end of this month, but the regulatory process pushed the date to next month.
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BowX Acquisition Corp.:
20.9.
WeWork to Start Trading in October, Two Years After IPO Crash
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wework-start-trading-october-…
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WeWork Cos. plans to begin trading its shares around Oct. 21 on the New York Stock Exchange, nearing the end of a years-long journey to the public markets.
Shareholders in a special purpose acquisition company set to acquire WeWork will meet virtually on Oct. 19 to vote on the plan, the companies said in a statement.
Subject to shareholder approval, the deal will close on or about Oct. 21 and the shares will be listed after that under the ticker WE. The SPAC, BowX Acquisition Corp., currently trades at $9.99, just under the initial listing price and off its high of $13.71 in April after unveiling the merger with the New York-based real estate company.
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WeWork and BowX had intended to complete their merger by the end of this month, but the regulatory process pushed the date to next month.
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BowX Acquisition Corp.:
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.610.680 von faultcode am 01.10.19 23:03:00
--> und noch ein Jesus-Vergleich. Man könnte im Nachhinein fast meinen, Adam Neumann hatte es ursprünglich bei Son aufgeschnappt:
18.5.
Jesus Christ was also misunderstood, Masayoshi Son tells investors
https://dnyuz.com/2020/05/18/jesus-christ-was-also-misunders…
Masayoshi Son compared himself to Jesus Christ while defending his investment strategy, after disclosing that SoftBank had run up a record $13bn annual loss on Monday.
The 62-year-old founder and chief executive of the Japanese technology conglomerate has vowed that his $100bn Vision Fund will tackle “the biggest challenges and risks facing humanity today”.
As analysts pressed him on its poor performance so far during an investor call on Monday, Mr Son noted that Jesus was also misunderstood and criticised, according to three people who were on the call.
Two of them said Mr Son used the analogy to suggest that his reputation would be reassessed if the fortunes of his investments improved.
Mr Son, who has in the past quoted Yoda from the Star Wars films and urged investors to “listen to the Force”, also suggested that the Beatles had not been popular when they first started.
He spoke after he was asked whether he felt he was misunderstood by the media and whether there was a gap between the public’s view of SoftBank and his vision, according to another person who joined the call.
SoftBank declined to comment.
The investor call involved questions about the future of the $100bn Vision Fund, which saw its value marked down by $18bn after several of its large bets, including the ride-hailing companies Uber and Didi and the hotel company Oyo, were hit by the coronavirus crisis.
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Zitat von faultcode: ...28.9.2019
Ousted WeWork CEO Adam Neumann is a ‘phony’ who ‘thinks he is a Jesus figure’: Insiders
https://nypost.com/2019/09/28/ousted-wework-ceo-adam-neumann…...
--> und noch ein Jesus-Vergleich. Man könnte im Nachhinein fast meinen, Adam Neumann hatte es ursprünglich bei Son aufgeschnappt:
18.5.
Jesus Christ was also misunderstood, Masayoshi Son tells investors
https://dnyuz.com/2020/05/18/jesus-christ-was-also-misunders…
Masayoshi Son compared himself to Jesus Christ while defending his investment strategy, after disclosing that SoftBank had run up a record $13bn annual loss on Monday.
The 62-year-old founder and chief executive of the Japanese technology conglomerate has vowed that his $100bn Vision Fund will tackle “the biggest challenges and risks facing humanity today”.
As analysts pressed him on its poor performance so far during an investor call on Monday, Mr Son noted that Jesus was also misunderstood and criticised, according to three people who were on the call.
Two of them said Mr Son used the analogy to suggest that his reputation would be reassessed if the fortunes of his investments improved.
Mr Son, who has in the past quoted Yoda from the Star Wars films and urged investors to “listen to the Force”, also suggested that the Beatles had not been popular when they first started.
He spoke after he was asked whether he felt he was misunderstood by the media and whether there was a gap between the public’s view of SoftBank and his vision, according to another person who joined the call.
SoftBank declined to comment.
The investor call involved questions about the future of the $100bn Vision Fund, which saw its value marked down by $18bn after several of its large bets, including the ride-hailing companies Uber and Didi and the hotel company Oyo, were hit by the coronavirus crisis.
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