WeWork co-founder Neumann sues SoftBank over failed

WeWork co-founder Neumann sues SoftBank over failed tender offer

Reuters

Published 04 May 2020

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann filed a lawsuit against Japan's SoftBank Group Corp and its Vision Fund on Monday for terminating a $3 billion tender offer to the office-sharing startup's shareholders.

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WeWork co-founder Neumann sues SoftBank over failed tender offer

WeWork co-founder Neumann sues SoftBank over failed tender offer

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