WeWork to receive approximately $1.3 billion in cash, including $800 million in private placement investment with key investors.

The eight-episode series is based on the rise and fall of the shared workspace giant co-founded by US-Israeli entrepreneur Adam Neumann.

GoTo Global offers shared mobility-as-a-service and operates in 13 cities worldwide, allowing users to book shared cars, e-scooters, bicycles, and mopeds.

It’s been a turbulent decade in Israel — one marked by rounds of conflict and divisive politics as the country heads to a third national election in March. Economically, however, things looked less bleak. The “golden decade” of 2010-2019 was one of strong growth, due in large part to the emerging “Startup Nation,” a term […]

The Japanese financial giant announced an agreement to save the ailing co-working space company WeWork co-founded by Israeli-born Adam Neumann.

WeWork has delayed plans to open shared living spaces in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem after its initial public offering collapsed last month.

The charismatic, Israeli-born co-founder of WeWork is stepping aside as the company's leader as criticism over misbehaviors mounts.

The top spot went to We Company, the shared workspace company valued at $47 billion and co-founded by Israeli-born entrepreneur Adam Neumann.

The shared workspace company opened a new location in Los Angeles to provide high-end facilities and services to the entertainment industry.

With a new name and message, the company formerly known as WeWork plans to break into new sectors.

The financing round was led by billionaire Gary Fegel, a close associate of ex-Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak who serves as board chairman.

Workspace giant WeWork, water testing company Lishtot, and AI radiology startup Aidoc were selected by the esteemed American magazine among global giants such as Nike, Amazon, Apple, and Disney.

The WeWork Creator Awards, set to take place on Wednesday, also marks the opening of the company's first location in Jerusalem.

TechAviv's Yaron Samid recently compiled a list of startups and firms founded in Israel or by Israelis to 'show Israel’s transformation from a 'start-up nation' to a 'scale-up nation.'

With a new $95 million dollar investment, Selina, already an established player in Latin America, is looking to bring its unique brand of lodging and community living to the US, Europe, and Israel.