WeWork Has Officially Pulled Their IPO Plans The widely expected development <br />was announced on Monday by <br />company co-CEOs Artie Minson <br />and Sebastian Gunningham. It follows the high-profile <br />departure of WeWork <br />co-founder Adam Neumann. Artie Minson, Sebastian Gunningham, WeWork Co-CEOs, via 'Forbes' WeWork parent company, <br />the We Company, will continue <br />to seek an initial public offering (IPO) <br />by the end of the year. WeWork Management, via 'Forbes' WeWork's initial IPO valuation <br />came in well under shareholder <br />investment at $10 billion. The company's largest <br />shareholder, Softbank, had <br />invested $47 billion alone <br />in the workspace company. The WeWork CEOs are <br />attempting to save the company <br />by raising funds and cutting costs.
