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Zoom announced that it acquired Five9, a cloud-based call center operator. The acquisition is a clear indicator that Zoom believes the future of work is hybrid and remote.

Remote workers may need to reevaluate their tax situation, as the reprieve that resulted in no tax filing obligation for remote workers applied only for last year (2020).

IWG announced this week that it is set to open eight new flexible workspace locations. Five out of those eight locations were previously operated by WeWork.

The “pent-up” movement of people is being unleashed as workers question their life choices, and employers realize they have to work much harder to attract and retain talent.

A new book lays bare the financial dealings of WeWork founder Adam Neumann, claiming that he extracted more than $2.1 billion from the company.

Companies are “doing more with less” to accommodate hybrid models, and are optimizing their available workspace with a flexible approach.

Zoom has become synonymous with the pandemic, and the video communication company is now updating its offerings to accommodate the increasingly hybrid workforce.

Although remote working restrictions will be lifted in England next week, companies are still being cautious about bringing their employees back into the workplace.

Apple will require employees to return to the office three days a week starting in September, but staffers are unhappy with the inflexible manner of this arrangement.

Traditional coworking spaces such as WeWork and the Wing are bouncing back, but a wide variety of coworking operators have also started emerging in recent months.