WeWork Reminds Me of Lehman Brothers

WeWork Reminds Me of Lehman Brothers

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You Can Print Money, But You Can't Print Oil

On today’s episode, we are pulling back the curtain on a massive media narrative circulating ahead of the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. You’ve probably seen the headlines over the last few weeks: political pundits debating whether injecting a few shipments of Russian diesel or ...  Afficher plus

Look Out! 10GW of Power

While the rest of the nation builds regulatory walls against data centers, Southwest Louisiana is taking a completely different approach. Lake Charles and surrounding Calcasieu and Cameron Parishes have spent decades embracing heavy industry in a way few other communities in Nort ...  Afficher plus

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Unhedged

WeWork, the co-working company founded by Adam Neumann, collapsed in bankruptcy last year. And since then, the commercial real estate market has only gotten worse. Which makes this a perfect time for value investors to swoop in. Today on the show, we try to figure out if WeWor ...

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WeWork: Miguel McKelvey (2018)
How I Built This with Guy Raz

In 2007, architect Miguel McKelvey convinced his friend Adam Neumann to share an office space in Brooklyn. That was the beginning of WeWork: a shared workspace for startups and freelancers looking for an inspiring environment to do their work. Today, WeWork has created a "communi ...  Afficher plus

Downsizing WeWork with Smosh's Ian Hecox and Courtney Miller | 36
The Big Flop

Can the office also be a party? Would you really want it to be? For WeWork’s CEO and founder Adam Neumann, the answer was an unequivocal, hell yes! Neumann propelled his co-working space empire to incredible heights and a valuation over $45B, all while throwing nonstop ragers, ho ...  Afficher plus

HIBT Lab! WeWork: Miguel McKelvey
How I Built This with Guy Raz

When Miguel McKelvey was first featured on How I Built This in 2017, his company was growing at an astounding rate. WeWork was considered the unicorn of unicorns. But after reaching a $47 billion valuation in 2019, WeWork’s tide began to turn. Investors raised concerns about the ...  Afficher plus