Soho House may take the members-only clubs private after a short seller doubled down on a declaration that the publicly traded company won’t turn a profit. The evaluation by GlassHouse Research, ...
Hungry for growth, the publicly-traded company has opened clubs around the world and welcomed finance types at the expense of artsy exclusivity. Now short-sellers are on the attack, class-action ...
The 75,000-square-foot club merges British maximalism with traditional Japanese craftsmanship and a special Onitsuka Tiger ...
The rooftop pool deck of New York's Soho House at 11 a.m. on a Tuesday answers a lot of questions I've had for a while now. Such as: Who skydives because there's a deal listed on Groupon? Who ...
Soho House’s most recent venture is expanding its interior design and home furnishings collection to members and non-members alike on the West Coast. By Sydney Odman Assistant to the Editorial ...
Soho House's strong brand and growing membership waitlist indicate high demand, making it a valuable investment, despite recent stock price declines. The company's recurring revenue from memberships ...
After a shaky four years on Wall Street, Soho House is ready to go private again. The luxury members club operator has struck a deal with an investor group led by hotel giant MCR, which will buy its ...
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