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WeWork took part in a $4.6 million venture round for commercial real estate startup company Jones, despite the news that it could run out of money as soon as next...

WeWork India is seeking $200 million in new funding, while the We Company is looking to secure a $3 billion debt package with JPMorgan and another billion from Softbank.

Millennials and Gen Z have been the biggest proponents of coworking spaces as these offices tend to value work-life balance, flexibility and collaborative opportunities.

After the We Company’s disappointing effort to go public, its China and India subsidiaries may feel the negative impact as investors distance themselves from the firm.

After WeWork delayed its initial public offering, the company is looking to recuperate through layoffs, changing corporate governance and abandoning some of its leases.

Design firm Gensler used its tools to build out a space for FastForward U, an innovation hub, that fosters collaboration, innovation, creativity and a sense of self.

After talks for fresh funding with ICICI Bank fell apart, WeWork India hopes to raise $200 million from other investors in equity or through a mix of debt and equity.

Coworking is no longer synonymous with freelancers and startups — now, corporations like Microsoft and Uber are taking advantage of coworking’s flexible arrangements.

A new study from Microsoft UK has suggested that several organizations are implementing unhealthy “always on” work habits that are having a profound effect on employees.

On day two of Expo Real, a real estate and investment fair in Munich, specialists discussed if coworking had changed the office market or if corporates changed coworking.