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Adam Neumann, the entrepreneur behind WeWork, now leads Flow, a venture aimed at disrupting the housing market. He chats with Marc Andreessen and David Ulevitch about the post-pandemic reimagining of work and home spaces. They explore the urgent need for innovative housing solutions that foster community. Neumann shares lessons from his WeWork experience and discusses how to translate urban innovation into practical living environments. Get ready for insights on building a new era of housing in a transforming world!

Adam Neumann, founder of WeWork and former CEO who reimagined the millennial workplace, talks about how he talked investors out of billions of dollars, the rise and fall of WeWork, and the impact of COVID-19 on his business model.

Adam Neumann, Co-founder and former CEO of WeWork, talks about his buy-back attempt for WeWork. The podcast also discusses the 49ers' Super Bowl strategy inspired by art, and FTX's surprising refunds for customers.

Topics discussed include Adam Neumann buying back WeWork, Apple Vision Pro, Farcaster, and the collaboration between Ferrari and Lewis Hamilton in Formula One.

Exploring the rise and fall of WeWork, bankruptcy aftermath, potential comeback, eccentric business practices, SoftBank's role, WeWork's new funding, and Nvidia's market performance.

Adam Neumann's latest venture shines a light on some of the interesting questions that arise, such as: What is this, what could it be, and can it work? Can this person make it work? As well as, is this the kind of deal we should be doing? Do we understand this?Follow Benedict on TwitterFollow Toni on Twitter

Adam Neumann, the innovative founder of WeWork, joins the conversation. He discusses how baggy jeans are surprisingly boosting the economy through a $700 makeover trend. Neumann reveals his new venture, WorkFlow, aiming to reinvent coworking spaces. The talk takes a turn to the tech realm, highlighting Apple's panic over Meta's new affordable glasses and their strategies to maintain iPhone relevance. Plus, did you know Taco Bell is the fastest drive-thru but also the most inaccurate? It's a wild ride of fashion, tech, and food insights!

Former WeWork CEO, Adam Neumann, failed to repurchase the company and is now focusing on his new venture called Flow, aimed at enhancing rental experiences. Neumann plans to revolutionize apartment rentals with rebranded condos and advanced building management technology. The podcast discusses his strategic choices regarding competition with WeWork and the potential implications for the office real estate market post-COVID.

Adam Neumann, cofounder of WeWork, has been trying to buy back the company out of bankruptcy. His new real estate company 'Flow' has raised $350 million to finance the transaction. Third Point hedge fund has had preliminary conversations about participating. The podcast discusses the challenges of securing financing, WeWork's downfall, and the obstacles of buying out of bankruptcy.