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WeWork will sell its luxurious Gulfstream G650 jet that former CEO Adam Neumann used for global travel, which was the backdrop of some of the co-founder’s wild behavior.
Read moreMany offices today are finding ways to move away from the cubicle layout, to more flexible, open-office plans that have been proven to boost productivity and wellness.
Read moreMultiple former and current WeWork executives have expressed grave concern about Adam Neumann’s leadership and business practices, as well as the company’s new co-CEOs.
Read moreA CBRE report finds Boston has the fourth largest coworking market in the U.S. with a square footage of 3.7 million square feet, following Chicago, L.A. and Manhattan.
Read moreWeWork’s biggest backer and shareholder SoftBank is in talks to boost next year’s $1.5 billion investment into the coworking firm, adding an extra $1 billion or more.
Read moreAs global life expectancy continues to grow at its fastest rate since the 1960s, companies need to find a better way to support a multi-staged approach to careers.
Read moreColliers International has found that Singapore tripled its coworking footprint to 3.7 million square feet of office space and expects the market to continue growing.
Read moreIn a memo to WeWork’s employees, the company’s new co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham discussed difficult decisions the firm may face moving forward.
Read moreWeWork was once seen as the darling of the coworking world, but unnerving details revealed in its S-1 filing led to Adam Neumann stepping down as CEO after much backlash.
Read moreA report from CBRE found that Seattle’s coworking market is now the second-fastest growing in the country, just after Salt Lake City, making it the 10th largest market.
Read moreChoose daily or weekly updates to stay current, and monthly editions to explore worklife, work environments, and leadership in depth.

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