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 SoftBank is 鈥?yet again 鈥?increasing its stake in New York-based workspace sharing company WeWork, though the investment is significantly smaller than what SoftBank had reportedly been considering.Reports in聽The New York Times on Monday  Jan. 7  said SoftBank added $2 billion to its investment in WeWork, three unnamed sources said, valuing the company at $47 billion and topping SoftBank   total funding in the stanley website  company at $10.5 billion 鈥?$6 billion of which came in the last six months.Theykubki stanley  8217;re our closest partner, and they ;ve been extremely supportive, said WeWork President Artie Minson of SoftBank in an interview with the publication.However, the $2 billion addition is far smaller than what SoftBank was reportedly considering. The sources told reporters that SoftBank was exploring a deal that could have topped $16 billion in an additional investment in WeWork, in a bid that would have bought out WeWork   other backers.While the sources did not reveal why SoftBank pulled back on those plans,聽NY Times noted that technology companies are increasingly reluctant to accept investments from Saudi Arabia, where SoftBank   Vision Fund is based, following stanley deutschland  the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. While a significant portion of SoftBank   investment in WeWork stems from that Vision Fund, the latest investment comes directly from SoftBank itself.WeWork said last summer that it had more than 250,000 paying members of its on-demand workspace r