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Retail business group The Hudson’s Bay Co. is exploring the possibility of transforming the former Lord & Taylor location at Westfarms Mall into a coworking space.

Coworking operator 1776 has rebranded its name to 76 Forward, as well as its logo, website and tagline in order to better present its mission, vision and values.

According to a report by Andrew Stettner, 7.5 million Americans could lose their unemployment benefits by September, which could have a negative impact on the economy.

Bond Collective is transforming the former Desmond’s department store in Downtown Los Angeles into a 45,000 square foot, multi-floor coworking facility.

Due to office demand continuing to increase across various markets, a report from Transwestern reveals that landlords are holding firm on asking rents.

As cases of Covid-19 increase in the U.S. again due to the Delta variant, Amazon has postponed its return-to-office date to early January of next year.

Real estate company Harwood International has launched its own in-house coworking concept called Nomad Suites located near downtown Dallas’ Rolex building.

A survey from Tallo shows that most Gen Zers view workplace DEI as important, but that companies are not doing enough to support those who identify as neurodivergent.

Denizen, a California-based design studio, has created a workspace called the Smartpod, which is a capsule-like office that is fully-equipped and can be placed anywhere.

As companies adjust their return-to-office strategies, many are turning to coworking spaces to help them seamlessly transition to hybrid work arrangements.