This doesn't exactly inspire confidence in WeWork's (otherwise known as "the We Company") upcoming IPO. at least five Hedge has declared Stewart Butterfield a con artist, citing properties bought in his own name and leased to WeWork and the use of company funds to support a private school for his own child. The comments came after WeWork revealed that the founder and CEO of the Wall Street Journal has cashed out more than $100 million from a mix of share sales and debt in what is thought to be one of the largest insider sales on record for a tech unicorn ahead of a public listing.
at least five Hedge has declared Stewart Butterfield a con artist, citing properties bought in his own name and leased to WeWork and the use of company funds to support a private school for his own child. The comments came after WeWork revealed that the founder and CEO of the Wall Street Journal has cashed out more than $100 million from a mix of share sales and debt in what is thought to be one of the largest insider sales on record for a tech unicorn ahead of a public listing.