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Due to the limitations of virtual communication tools, metaverse companies are emerging to create a more collaborative, communicative, and seamless virtual workplace.

WeWork could potentially be postponing its plans to go public via a merger with BowX Acquisition Corp. to the fourth quarter of this year.

While office recovery continues to be delayed due to the Delta variant, coworking operators have seen an uptick in occupancy from companies looking for short-term leases.

Millennials may have been the first generation of workers to disrupt traditional ways of working, but they’re no longer the only ones driving change in the way we work.

Microsoft’s study of 61,100 employees found that “remote work caused the share of collaboration time employees spent with cross-group connections to drop by about 25% of the pre-pandemic level.”

Twitter has signed a new office lease in downtown Oakland; the tech company will take up 66,000 square feet across four floors.

According to a new report from KPMG, demand for office space, productivity, and employment levels could see a significant improvement outside of London.

IWG has teamed up with AEW Capital Management to open the first Manhattan location for its Signature brand, which offers high-end office space and amenities.

Bixby has announced the launch of its new pay-as-you-go service called Flow, which allows users to connect with coworking spaces, gyms, and spas in London.

A recent survey from Seyfarth at Work found that as employees return to the office, vaccine status is becoming a source of conflict and resentment.