Farfetch CEO José Neves is living dark hours. The online fashion marketplace and e-commerce technology provider canceled the publication of its third-quarter results this week and said its guidance was no longer valid. The move comes after Britain’s Daily Telegraph reported that Neves could take the company private. Where would he find the money? Who would lend it to him? Neves’ friends say he is a phoenix who will rise from his ashes. But for now, the situation looks dire.
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