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WeWork is having its best month in two years, claiming that it sold enough desks in April and May to surpass its record-high net desk sales it had in September...

A recent report finds that remote working and autonomous work can be offshored for cheaper costs, causing the future of work to focus more on in-person, innovative tasks.

After Labor Day, Bank of America will be bringing its vaccinated employees back into the workplace, with no future plans of integrating any form of remote working.

The Executive Centre is expanding its footprint at its One Raffles Quay North Tower location in Singapore, where it will add 38,736 square feet of space in the building.

A new poll from 87 percent has revealed that working women are much more likely to experience feelings of fatigue and anxiety than their male counterparts.

The Wing’s mental healthcare company The Difference will begin offering on-site therapy sessions for the coworking company’s members in an effort to elevate them.

Research from Barco ClickShare revealed that 85% of employees want to return to the office for some of the time, meaning leaders will need to take a hybrid approach.

Research shows that permanent remote workers are spending more on housing to accommodate home offices, but should employers compensate these workers for increased costs?

Fuse Group Investment says it has plans to sue WeWork over vacating the Security Building in downtown Miami, stating the coworking firm violated the terms of its lease.

In addition to its merging and acquisition spree, coliving firm Habyt has closed a $24 million Series B round of funding as it becomes a top coliving competitor.