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Adam Neumann says a half-hour car ride with Masayoshi Son is when his ego took over—and WeWork’s $47 billion collapse began
The WeWork cofounder told Steven Bartlett that by the time he walked back into headquarters after SoftBank's multibillion-dollar offer, "I forgot what we were all about. "
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Adam Neumann told Steven Bartlett that after returning to headquarters following SoftBank’s multibillion‑dollar offer, he “forgot what we were all about.”
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