Business

Two studies have indicated that remote working is here to stay, but this work arrangement could have a negative impact on the revenue of cities and local businesses.

According to a new report from UNESCO, the cultural and creative industries were hit by the pandemic and recommends how to ensure these sectors thrive in the future.

While experts suggest that the virus could continue to pose a threat in the future, the desire to bring workers back into the office is outweighing public health concerns.

Tom Carroll, the former executive director of JLL’s Corporate Research & Strategy team in EMEA, will now serve as the company’s Head of Research & Strategy in EMEA.

After a disappointing few years, Airbnb has revealed that its revenue has exceed pre-pandemic levels, indicating it has officially rebounded from the pandemic.

Wall Street banks are pushing employees to return to the office by this month, while federal regulators are still able to work remotely for the next several months.

After years of postponements, Microsoft has announced that it will finally move forward with its hybrid work plans and reopen some locations by the end of the month.

Internal emails from IBM calling older workers “dinobabies” has been submitted as evidence in the technology firm’s ongoing legal battle that alleged age discrimination.

Meta’s stock grew by 2.7% this week and has outpaced others within the technology industry, which has led some analysts to see opportunity for long-term investment.

Hybrid working is known for its impact on employee health and wellness, but this work arrangement can also help companies achieve environmental and sustainability goals.