Recent events
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2019
Port of Seattle and WeWork partner on maritime startup accelerator
The Port of Seattle partnered with WeWork and the Department of Commerce on a maritime startup accelerator. Ten selected ventures will receive four months of mentorship and training at WeWork Labs in Seattle.
2019
WeWork report says it plans to lay off 2,000 employees
A report said WeWork planned to lay off 2,000 employees as one measure to reduce company costs; the source describes a plan, not completed layoffs.
2019
WeWork announces planned layoffs
WeWork leadership told employees that layoffs could begin as soon as October; details and the number of affected employees were still being developed.
2019
We Company withdraws IPO prospectus and postpones listing plan
We Company announced that it would withdraw its S-1 filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and postpone its plan to list during 2019. WeWork’s co-CEOs said the company still intended to pursue a public listing later.
2019
We Company executives plan thousands of layoffs
A report citing sources said We Company's co-chief executives planned to lay off thousands of employees as part of cost-cutting efforts; the article does not report that the layoffs had occurred.
2019
WeWork names Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham co-CEOs
WeWork said parent company We Company CFO Artie Minson and vice chairman Sebastian Gunningham would become WeWork co-CEOs.
2019
WeWork appoints co-CEOs after Adam Neumann resigns
WeWork announced that co-founder and major shareholder Adam Neumann would resign as CEO, and that Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham would succeed him as co-CEOs.
2019
WeWork co-founder agrees to resign as CEO
WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann agreed on Tuesday to resign as CEO, while remaining non-executive chairman, following pressure from investors.