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After Google announced it would be extending its work-from-home policies until next summer, it has become clear that companies are looking towards a more remote future.

While companies simultaneously made the move to remote working, cybersecurity attacks have increased, which is why plans should be in place that address these issues.

Serviced office firm Knotel has been hit with a slew of lawsuits from landlords claiming the company has not paid rent in multiple months, totaling around $1.6 million.

A survey from JLL has found that, while employees all over the world are enjoying the benefits of working from home, many need in-office environments to feel fulfilled.

WeWork has pivoted its focus to large corporate clients over the past few years, rather than freelancers and startups, in order to stay on track to becoming profitable.

Countries have closed their borders due to increased COVID-19 cases, but Estonia, Barbados, Georgia and Jamaica are welcoming digital nomads with protocols in place.

Flexible office firm Breather has seen its business and sales activity double over the last 30 days as companies pivot away from long-term leases in favor of flexibility.

As companies create strategies that bring their workers back into the office, many are considering adopting flexible office space to keep employees safe and distanced.

Companies are in the process of undergoing major design transformations as they evaluate which strategies are the best to keep employees safe and healthy in the office.

Companies have seamlessly transitioned into new ways of working, but the true test of a company’s preparedness lies in how well employees work alongside technology.