The company confirmed that it had been contacted by the Attorney General's office, which could probe activities by WeWork's founder, Adam Neumann.
Reuters reported that the New York State Attorney General is investigating WeWork in the latest crisis facing the embattled workspace giant. The company confirmed that it had been contacted by Attorney General Letitia James' office, which will reportedly focus on activities by WeWork's founder and former CEO, Adam Neumann. The company has faced trouble since it shelved its initial public offering and turned to its largest shareholder for a rescue deal.
Reuters reported that the New York State Attorney General is investigating WeWork in the latest crisis facing the embattled workspace giant. The company confirmed that it had been contacted by Attorney General Letitia James' office, which will reportedly focus on activities by WeWork's founder and former CEO, Adam Neumann. The company has faced trouble since it shelved its initial public offering and turned to its largest shareholder for a rescue deal.
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