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Even After Ousting Adam Neumann as CEO, WeWork Could Still Go Public This Year – if it Prices its IPO Low Enough
Read MoreWeWork and Uber Are Giving Softbank a Black Eye, but That Doesn’t Mean Vision Fund II Is in Trouble, Experts Say
Read MoreHere’s How WeWork Answered the 5 Biggest Questions About Its Business – and Why Analysts Are Still Worried About Its Upcoming IPO
Read MoreTwo Big Numbers – $4 Billion and $47 Billion – Sum Up WeWork’s Business Model and the Risky Reason it Could Collapse in a Recession
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A Financial Innovation for Industrial Companies — Thomas Tull, CEO Tulco
We were fortunate to have Thomas Tull come to our class for the third time in four years, but...
Read MoreNo One Saw Them Coming — Baiju Bhatt, Co-CEO Robinhood
As we prepared for Robinhood’s Co-CEO and Stanford alum, Baiju Bhatt, to visit The Industrialist’s Dilemma, we thought the...
Read MoreThis Ain’t Your Grandparents’ Ma Bell — Randall Stephenson, Chairman and CEO AT&T
I have to admit — I had this date highlighted on my calendar when AT&T Chairman and CEO Randall...
Read MoreLeading Through Uncertainty — Tony Thomas, CIO Nissan
We finished this year’s Systems Leadership course with Tony Thomas, CIO of Nissan. The class session entailed a rich...
Read MoreOptimizing Market Structure — Carl Ice, CEO BNSF Railway
Carl Ice runs one of the largest railway systems in North America. And while most of our students may...
Read MoreOrganizing an Ecosystem — Mark Laret, President and CEO UCSF Health
The complexity facing the United States healthcare market is staggering. With the percentage of healthcare spending approaching 20% of...
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