Adam Neumann sues SoftBank for backing out of $3

Adam Neumann sues SoftBank for backing out of $3 billion stock purchase program

Business Insider

Published 04 May 2020

· WeWork founder Adam Neumann is suing SoftBank for backing out of a planned $3 billion stock purchase.
· He could group his lawsuit with a similar case filed last month by two former board members.
· Neumann's lawsuit claims that in late December, SoftBank and Marcelo Claure, WeWork's chairman, amended the agreed-upon...

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Adam Neumann sues SoftBank for backing out of $3 billion stock purchase program

Adam Neumann sues SoftBank for backing out of $3 billion stock purchase program

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