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Coworking operators have gone beyond offering endless coffee to attract talent by providing on-site childcare services, fitness centers, and other hospitable amenities.

WeWork has released its finances in its filing to go public, revealing that it had $900 million in losses and $1.54 million in revenue for the first six months of...

As the coworking industry’s major markets, such as New York and San Francisco, continue to flourish, secondary markets like Nashville and Charlotte may start to catch up.

As the coworking competition intensifies, many New York City building owners have found themselves either on Team WeWork or Team Knotel depending on their preferences.

Detroit metro, mother-focused coworking workspace Honey Space for Moms has announced it will expand its current location by doubling its footprint to 3,700 square feet.

A recent JLL survey found that as coworking firms continue entering into more retail storefronts, there are four distinctive types of operators within these spaces.

A survey from Wildgoose has revealed that the majority of respondents see flexible work options as beneficial to their work-life balance as well as mental health.

Blackbird, a coworking firm that focuses on women of color, plans to open its first location in L.A. next month, and feature dedicated desks, private offices and more.

Staples Canada has opened its second in-store coworking space, Staples Studio, in Oakville as part of the company’s brand new Working and Learning store concepts.

The workforce has greatly evolved over the past few years due to digitization, which means firms need to be more flexible in accommodating employees and potential talent.