Extra charges on cash-on-delivery have attracted the government’s attention. This and more on today's ETtech Top 5.

WeWork India is set to launch a ₹3,000 crore IPO, which will reduce the promoter's stake to 48.1%. Despite higher revenue and Ebitda than c...

Happy Tuesday! The government is working with SBI Card and telecom companies to tackle the menace of OTP-based online payment frauds. More ...

The startup opened its first location in New York City, in April 2011. It focused on leasing office space, rather than buying.

WeWork, the SoftBank Group -backed startup whose meteoric rise and fall reshaped the office sector globally, sought U.S. bankruptcy protect...

The company has been in turmoil ever since its plans to go public in 2019 imploded following investors skepticism over its business model o...

WeWork has chosen not to make two interest payments totaling $95 million, in an effort to kick-start negotiations with its lenders and redu...

Responding to a question on two orders by India's competition watchdog in October, in which it imposed heavy fines on Google, Pichai said h...

WeWork joins a clutch of high-profile firms that have dived into the digital currency space recently, including Tesla Inc, Visa Inc, Bank o...

Oyo risks turning into another problem startup for SoftBank and Son, still reeling from WeWork's meltdown.

Misra, who oversees the $100-billion technology-focused fund that has backed companies like Uber, WeWork, Oyo and Paytm, is said to have or...

JPMorgan is sharing its proposal, an unusually risky $5 billion debt package that is WeWork’s preferred option, with about 100 investors.

Paytm has completely cut incentives on P2P UPI transactions after seeing a group of customers conduct millions of transactions of Rs 21 bet...

WeWork has only enough cash to last for six months. It’s losing millions of dollars a day.

Neumann is WeWork’s biggest individual shareholder and has voting control over the company he co-founded in 2010 in New York.

In conversation with Karan Virwani, CWeO, WeWork

WeWork is engaging in "arbitrage," according to a note from Ben Thompson, the respected tech writer who publishes the Stratechery blog.