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The more investors learned about WeWork, the less they liked it. The details that were wrong or omitted from its financial disclosures played a part in weakening investor appetite and will pose risks if the company ever tries to go public again.
WeWork parent We C...
City officials believe the key to regulating smart lock companies is, well, requiring traditional keys.
A new City Council bill seeks to require landlords to provide tenants with physical keys to their apartments — as well as to exterior building entrances — that don’t rely on the use of technology. The measure also specifically defines a key as a “piece of shaped metal with incisions c...
Shuttle startup Via and the city of Cupertino are launching an on-demand public transportation network, the latest example of municipalities trying out alternatives to traditional buses.
WeWork’s path to becoming Boston’s largest office tenant has hit two roadblocks.
Two Boston landlords have pulled out of negotiations with WeWork, multiple sources familiar with the talks told Bisnow. The separate decisions come as the coworking company is in a murky financial state following its heavily criticized and since-withdrawn IPO.
McKinsey & Co., the worldwide consulting firm, will open its first retail store in the Mall of America in Bloomington on Friday.
The store, called Modern Retail Collective, won't be your usual mall shop either. McKinsey is effectively subletting the space out to retailers in the beauty and fashion world to show off prod...
It took eight and a half years for WeWork to climb to the top of the commercial real estate world, dominating the world's biggest office markets and raking in billions in investment. It took less than two months for it all to come crashing down.
Much has been written about WeWork and now-former CEO Adam Neumann's meteoric rise and precipitous fall. And while WeWork has some very public, very pe...
Oyo Hotels and Homes is raising $1.5 billion from founder Ritesh Agarwal, SoftBank Group Corp. and other investors as the India lodging startup expands into foreign markets such as the U.S. and Europe.
Agarwal, 25, will spend $700 million to buy new shares in the company as part of a
