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The path that has led WeWork to its long-awaited IPO has been unlike anything the industry has seen, so what will be the outcome for the second biggest IPO this...

As the We Company’s initial public offering quickly approaches, potential investors are weighing out whether it is viable to invest into the coworking company or not.

Gurugram is making a name for itself as one of the highest in-demand coworking markets in India, with firms of all sizes flocking to the city for flexible work options.

Multi-brand New York-based retail store Showfields opened a free coworking space on its fourth floor to boost foot traffic and create a community of like-minded people.

Over 220 landlords in the U.S. are exposed to WeWork $47.2 billion in rental commitments with little recourse if the company does not pay during an economic downturn.

Coworking firm Serendipity Labs says it hopes to expand to 200 to 300 locations across the U.S., U.K., and Canada, focusing on suburban areas and secondary markets.

WeWork and other companies are known for their implementation of flexible workspaces due to their numerous benefits, such as workplace efficiency and employee well-being.

While gender and race diversity have been proven to benefit all workplaces, having a variety of professionals with neurological differences may be just as important.

CoWrks, a coworking firm based out of Bengaluru, has acquired workspace firm The UnCube under the new name CoWrks Go, where it will expand to over 20,000 locations.

Ahead of WeWork’s initial public offering, analysts are left wondering how the coworking operator can claim to be a technology company rather than a real estate company.