WeWork became a $47 billion company nine years later. The company was part of the We Company umbrella, which also included a co-living venture, WeLive, and the "conscious entrepreneurial school" WeGrow. Forbes reported in 2020 that Rebekah had plans to revive the school. The company faced intense scrutiny after it went public. Concerns were raised about WeWork's path to profitability and Neumann's behavior. WeWork's IPO was delayed and Neumann stepped down as CEO. After merging with BowX Acquisition Corp., weWork went public. Continue to read.