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WeWork’s newest endeavor is geared to food-related startups, providing them access to commercial kitchens for a discount and amenities seen at their traditional spaces.

Coworking firm the Yard has been approached by competitors about selling the company or taking a stake in it as consolidation in the industry becomes more of a reality.

Reports have revealed that Dignity Health Wafra, a firm backed by the Kuwaiti government, may lead Knotel’s next funding round, pushing them to a $1.5 billion valuation.

Commercial landlord Tishman Speyer announced it will roll out its coworking branch Studio across L.A. and Boston, putting it in direct competition with other firms.

WeWork is very much known for growing at a rapid pace worldwide by collecting data that takes notes of each area of interest and utilizing space in unexpected ways.

Despite racking up huge revenue losses, New York’s tech startups have received billions of dollars in investments that have prepared them to go public, including WeWork.

Accor has announced that it will open 1,200 WOJO coworking spaces by 2022 as it works to expand is hospitable offerings and become Europe’s largest coworking brand.

San Francisco-based startup WePark made international headlines after offering one of the first parking spot coworking spaces and is now planning another event on May 11.

Coliving arrangements offer a cheaper living solution, while trying to create a community amongst residents to combat the loneliness that comes with living in a new city.

Wayne Berger, CEO of IWG Canada & Latin America, sees his career as an adventure, leading him to grow the company’s Canadian footprint by five times in just five years.