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Coworking space GoFloaters is making it their mission to focus on supporting entrepreneurial and startup growth as opposed to competitors seeking out corporate tenants.

The Working Capitol in Singapore is one of the stand out competitors in the growing coworking market that provides specific needs for each individual worker.

London-based coworking space Plexal has announced a partnership with the Global Cyber Alliance for plans to become the UK’s main hub for cybersecurity startups.

WeWork is launching its own cafe and marketplace in New York’s Flatiron neighborhood under the company’s Made by We retail sector.

Funding into coworking spaces has slowed and memberships have waned leaving operators to worry whether they can survive in the market as big players continue to grow.

While many companies are funding millions into developing proper AI and machine learning tools, front-line workers are barely able to use these tools in their day-to-day.

Landsec, UK’s largest commercial property developer, has announced its attempt at delving into the rising coworking space market with its new branch, Myo.

Millennials, Baby Boomers and more are starting to mingle within workplaces, so it is vital to provide an environment that is tailored to each employees specific needs.

No18, a luxury line of coworking offices from IWG, is expected to open its first Asian location at Capitol Singapore where prominent figures can work and host events.

Hotels are joining in on the coworking trend by including flexible workplace solutions within their locations to cater to younger generations and digital nomads.