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America’s malls are becoming more and more vacant, but coworking companies are taking advantage of these empty spaces to expand their services in a nonconventional way.

Flexible workspace provider Knotel has once again expanded its presence in central London, signing three new deals across the city totaling 40,000 square feet.

Office Evolution, the nation’s biggest coworking franchisor, will expand its footprint in Mount Pleasant as it continues to cater to small business owners in the area.

Flexibility in the workplace has become key in attracting talent, but properly implementing such arrangements ensures employees are fully satisfied with the organization.

Although coworking spaces are often categorized as servicing major cities, tier II cities are having their moment as many startups continue to flood into these areas.

Amy Nelson, CEO of The Riveter, has made it her business to promote inclusivity of women in professional settings while also providing men tools to value gender equality.

Coworking firm WeWork has reportedly backed out of at least five negotiations to occupy office space in Hong Kong, possibly indicating the company’s financial restraints.

A survey of 1,000 WeWork members found that, while some use the space out of convenience, others find the culture to have an effect on their professional identities.

While WeWork is expected to file for an IPO this year, its valuation and recently announced losses have left investors worried about the sustainability of the company.

IWG has started rolling out a franchise model, similar to that of McDonald’s, enlisting franchisees to take the reins in subleasing Regus and Spaces offices to companies.