Sources say Japan-based bank's plan would see co-founder and current chairman of the board Adam Neumann step down

WSJ says Adam Neumann brought teachers from LA-based group to company offices and retreats, wanted IPO to be on September 18 due to number's significance in Judaism

Workspace sharing company, already facing financial woes, informs tenants that due to presence of formaldehyde, it has closed 2,300 booths used for private voice and video calls

Wealth of Israel-born entrepreneur said to plunge from $4.1 billion to $600 million

Office sharing company had planned to open WeLive residential facilities in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, but program put on ice after disastrous IPO announcement, ouster of CEO

Global office sharing company withdraws immediate plans to go public amid shakeup that saw controversial Israeli CEO step aside from troubled startup

Adam Neumann will stay on as non-executive chairman after damning report on his eccentric management style and questions over company's profitability ahead of expected IPO

Calcalist: WeWork, which initially intended to issue shares at a valuation of around $47 billion, has decided to back out of the IPO due to lukewarm investor interest

Ruling his homeland is just one of the ambitions of the founder of the co-working space brand that include being the world's first trillionaire

Reuters: WeWork may seek a valuation as low as $15 billion to $18 billion in a planned IPO, down from the $47 billion valuation it got in last private funding round