With reports that T-Mobile CEO John Legere could be the next head of WeWork, it's worth recounting his testy relationship with Marcelo Claure, WeWork's chairman.
SoftBank has an $18 billion-plus investment to protect in a company that's now valued at a fraction of that amount, following the Japanese conglomerate'sof WeWork last month. With that much at stake, and given the laundry list of problems that accumulated under Neumann's leadership, you'd think the last type of person Claure would pursue is a "con artist."
Yet, that's exactly what he tweeted about Legere in 2016, when T-Mobile and Sprint were heated rivals in wireless. Claure was CEO of Sprint at the time.in 2018 as the longtime competitors were preparing to merge. Legere has often been the attacker, going after Sprint's struggling business.That prompted some trolling action from Legere.
Those tweets were all published before Sprint and T-Mobile engaged in the merger discussions that culminated in
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