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According to reports, WeWork has chosen JPMorgan Chase to manage its $6 billion debt offering and lead its highly anticipated initial public offering in September.

By the end of 2019, JLL believes that the coworking industry will most likely overtake the tech sector as the largest leaser of office spaces as it continues to expand.

IWG coworking brand Spaces will open its first Malaysia location this September at the Platinum Sentral Kuala Lumpur and continue expanding across the country next year.

WeWork is seeking $6 billion in financing to fully realize its business plans, but receiving this will be contingent on whether the firm does well in its IPO next month.

The Telecube, a 13 square foot, soundproof work booth, will soon be found all over Japan to cater to professionals who need a chair, desk, and outlets while on the...

WeWork CEO Adam Neumann will put an 11-story building he owns and leases to the coworking firm up for sale in order to avoid conflicts of interest ahead of WeWork’s...

Open offices have received backlash from those looking for more privacy, but including agile furniture may allow companies to fully reap the benefits of this design.

Nick LiVigne, vice president of product at Convene, revealed that coworking is just getting started and will evolve into a more digitized, one stop shop for members.

WeWork will reportedly host Wall Street analysts who will question the coworking firm on its sustainability and lease obligations ahead of its initial public offering.

Numerous reports show that Africa’s workforce is experiencing a huge boom, and along with it flexible offices are expanding across several countries in the continent.