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In a post-WeWork IPO world, the flex space industry is working harder than ever, while investors and landlords are being more mindful of operators they get involved with.

Due to the Covid-19 coronavirus outbreak, workers across China have been forced to work from home and are experiencing the benefits of remote working for the first time.

Creating an efficient work environment can be accomplished several ways, whether it's adding art that triggers creativity, or working in a collaborative flexible office.

Female-oriented coworking firm The Wing has officially launched its program, The Guild, that partners with female business owners for mentorships and catered programs.

Many companies offer flexible working, but employees are wary of using these policies due to fear of negative consequences, so leaders must instill trust in workers.

The Dallas Cowboys coworking space Formation, which opened just last summer, is expanding to include packages that are geared towards executives and corporations.

Renting out an office can be expensive and working from home can be isolating, so entrepreneurs should look into coworking spaces to get the most out of their work day.

As companies hop on the work-from-home train due to coronavirus concerns, remote work advocates are explaining the transition from physical to virtual is not that simple.

A new report of U.S. office workers found that flexible working is on the rise, and it is imperative for companies to incorporate the right tools to support this trend.

Major real estate companies such as Tishman Speyer and CBRE are now offering their own coworking spaces as demand for flexible office solutions continues to grow.