Some WeWork board members want to remove Adam Neumann as chief executive of the company, the Wall Street Journal and other outlets report, citing people involved in the talks
New York Some WeWork board members want to remove Adam Neumann as chief executive of the company, the Wall Street Journal and other outlets reported Sunday, citing people involved in the talks.
Bloomberg and the New York Times also reported that Softbank , The We Company's largest investor, seems to be in favor of replacing Neumann. CNBC reported Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son supports Neumann's removal, according to a person familiar with the matter. The board could meet as early as this week to discuss a proposal for Neumann to become the company's nonexecutive chairman, the Journal reported.
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