Adam Neumann, have announced a new venture called WorkFlow which is basically WeWork's competition.
Basic difference between Workflow and Wework is that WeWork signed long-term leases with landlords, then relied on short-term leases for revenue. On
Ironically Wework didn’t work anywhere apart from India. India knows how to build while being profitable 💪💪
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Akash Jain
Real Estate Solopren... • 3m
Why did the startup founder bring a ladder to the meeting?
Because they heard the business was going to the next level!
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Sagar Awana
Movie script writer ... • 1m
I have noticed one things about shark tank india they say they want to invest on new startups and ideas amd also for social causes but they never invested in any of startups like that they just want to invest on startups that are profitable or going
Why was my post about streamlining feedback removed? I don't get it why it was moderated?!
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Rohan A
On My Way • 1m
In 2018, the flight crew of the private plane Adam Neumann rented for a trip to Israel found a sizable chunk of drugs in cereal boxes.
After this event, WeWork acquired a Gulfstream G650 for $60 million.
I wonder why WeWork was still in losses 😏
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Kundan Karmakar
A Billionair at 2044 • 9m
I can't understand why India don't make innovative startup,
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Roshan Ingle
Student | Young Entr... • 11d
Why india don't have its own ecosystem like google?
Are independant pharmacies still profitable in India? Can they do well in spite of the chain pharmacies?
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Aarihant Aaryan
Prev- Founder & CEO ... • 8m
India has always been a service based country
That's why we have 10,000's of teachers for everything, but rarely someone is on the global charts
In India if anyone discovers their talent, they immediately try to monetize it via service
they don'
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Vishu Bheda
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Medial • 3m
After spending just 12 minutes in their office...
SoftBank's CEO wrote them a $4.4B check.
Less than 30 minutes later, he invested another $2B.
Here's the sales pitch WeWork's founder used to convince the world's smartest investors to ignore basic
