SoftBank will bail out the coworking giant to the tune of nearly $10 billion while news outlets report that founder Adam Neumann has been offered a $1.7 billion exit package.
Source: Inman News
WeWork’s Adam Neumann offered $1.7B to walk, SoftBank gets 80% stake
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