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How is this wrong? Is WeWork publicly funded? Either way, is he withholding his status as landlord from investors? How is this even a conflict of interest? This
by linkmotif 8y ago
How is this wrong? Is WeWork publicly funded? Either way, is he withholding his status as landlord from investors? How is this even a conflict of interest? This sounds like a normal real estate deal: sale-leaseback to a management company.
- detaro 8y agoConflict of interest: The CEO, who is supposed to have the companies best interest in mind, would benefit if the company made bad financial decisions like renting too much property from him.