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Many signs pointed to Adam Neumann to stepping down as WeWork’s CEO, but the company’s stretch to appear like a technology company may have been the breaking point.
Read moreResearch from the Boston Consulting Group revealed that if organizations do not offer flexible working arrangements, workers are likely to leave regardless of gender.
Read moreWorking out of a coworking space has numerous benefits, such as cost effectiveness, collaboration and networking opportunities, but is it right for every type of worker?
Read moreYardi, a real estate technology firm, is using artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things to change how the shared workspace and real estate industries operate.
Read moreReports have revealed that WeWork’s board group supports asking Adam Neumann to step down as CEO, but will that remedy the deep-rooted issues its business model has?
Read moreIndustrious as signed a new deal that will expand its Ogilvie location in Chicago’s 1.46 million square foot Accenture Tower, where it will take up 93,000 square feet.
Read moreReports have revealed that WeWork’s board group and Masayoshi Son want Adam Neumann to step down as CEO, but can this be done when Neumann has majority voting control?
Read moreAs news of WeWork’s board members and SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son supporting the idea of Adam Neumann resigning as the firm’s CEO, the industry braces for potential impact.
Read moreFigures from the Office For National Statistics found that 42% of public sector workers worked flexibly during the last quarter of 2018 as the industry continues to grow.
Read moreAs the coworking space industry continues to grow in India, the sector is expected to adopt trends such as landlord-operator partnerships, digital integration and more.
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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