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IWG, the world’s largest serviced office provider, is reportedly in talks with banks to sell its Canadian operations, including rights for its brands Regus and Spaces.

As demand for coworking spaces continues to flourish, more and more operators are focusing on and marketing what makes their workspace different from competitors.

SoftBank, WeWork’s biggest backer and shareholder, has asked the coworking company to shelve its IPO after the firm experienced public scrutiny from its S-1 filing.

Houston-based coworking operator WorkLodge has announced its IGNITE by WorkLodge competition that gives non-profits a chance to win free office space for one year.

Everything as a Service, or XaaS, has become a prominent part of companies due to technological advancements that allow for flexible, more efficient business models.

Bethel-based coworking and co-learning firm Workspace offers parents access to a shared coworking office, while ensuring their children are getting premium education.

Hong Kong-based office provider The Executive Centre paused its sale process over fears that ongoing protests could affect its valuation due to its exposure in the city.

WeWork’s IPO slated for this year may be postponed as the firm faces the choice between staying private to raise capital, or going public and experiencing big losses.

Coworking firm United Spaces has signed a deal with Zhejiang Geely Holding Group to develop and manage a new coworking space at the company’s massive innovation center.

Several CEOs of major companies have found themselves under a microscope, including WeWork’s Adam Neumann, whose business practices have led to criticism from the public.