Even after ousting Adam Neumann as CEO, WeWork could still go public this year — if it prices its IPO low enough
Despite postponing its public offering last week and replacing CEO Adam Neumann on Tuesday, WeWork could complete an IPO this year, business experts said. The biggest obstacle will be valuation — how much potential investors are willing to pay for the company's shares and how much its existing shareholders are willing to accept. After indicating last week it intended to press forward with its IPO in the near future, WeWork on Tuesday indicated it might be reconsidering that plan. Many of the experts think the company will wait in order to give its new management team time to prove themselves. Read all of Business Insider's WeWork coverage here . WeWork put to rest a nagging subject of speculation on Tuesday with the announcement that Adam Neumann, the controversial founder, will step down as CEO . But the office-sharing company left another critical question unanswered: the timing of its planned initial public offering. Even after everything it's been through la...