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CommonGrounds Workplace recently raised $40 million from investors that will go towards its national expansion plan to have a footprint of 2 million square feet.

Venture capitalists eager to throw huge sums of money at private companies losses may want to rethink their strategy in light of WeWork and SoftBank’s IPO conundrum.

Female-focused coworking firm The Wing has announced it will launch a LinkedIn-esque app that allows women to network with each other, but only if they are members.

Technology has led much of the young workforce to work around-the-clock which can lead to burnout, but taking a biophilic approach can help combat poor mental health.

WeWork is looking to hire 50 people for its new 200,000 square foot manufacturing facility that will produce glass and aluminum parts for its signature interiors.

A Capita report found that many UK workers believe IT is vital in creating a good remote working experience and it is the employer’s responsibility to ensure IT security.

WeWork will reportedly go ahead with its initial public offering after cutting its valuation by over half and against the wishes of its largest backer SoftBank.

JLL’s venture capital arm JLL Spark made its first India-focused investment into one of the area’s largest coworking digital platforms, Qdesq, for an undisclosed amount.

Sources revealed SoftBank asked WeWork to hit the brakes on its long-awaited initial public offering, but the coworking firm is reportedly planning to go forward anyways.

As the gig economy and sharing culture continues to grow, smart buildings that combine coworking spaces, co-living and hospitality services are becoming high in demand.