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A new report from Softcat shows that companies have come to prioritize workplace technology, leading them to focus on investing in this area to improve operations.

Volley, a video messaging app that is referred to as the “Snapchat for work,” has raised $5.5 million in funding that will be used towards scaling its company.

American Express has informed workers that they will have the opportunity to work from wherever they want for four years each year moving forward.

As companies reopen their offices, new digital nomads have to decide whether they want to continue working abroad, or return to their desks.

According to a new report from Universum, younger workers and students are experiencing more concerns about remote working compared to their older counterparts.

Social media giant Facebook has announced that it will hire 10,000 new employees across the European Union to help build out its plans to create a metaverse.

Industrious will take over a former WeWork location, leasing 20,000 square feet on the 31st floor of the Centennial Tower in downtown Atlanta.

Cushman & Wakefield may invest $150 million into WeWork, contingent upon the coworking firm following through with its attempt to go public via merging with a SPAC.

London-based workspace management software startup OfficeRnD has snatched $10 million in a Series A funding round, which it will use to expand its marketing practices.

Former directors of The Collective, which folded last month, are coming together to realize projects that the coliving operator had in development.