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Healthcare company Leaa is partnering with coworking operator The Yard to bring its on-the-go medical services, such as checkups and doctor visits, to its office spaces.

New York-based coworking operator Knotel will open its first Dublin location by the end of the year as it continues its major expansion across several European markets.

WeWork has announced plans to launch its own investment fund called ARK starting with $2.8 billion, where it will buy stakes in buildings and become its own major tenant.

While the coworking market has grown saturated, many operators are finding unique ways to stand apart from the competition by providing unexpected services and amenities.

Some UK workers find that coworking spaces are noisy, uncomfortable, and lack privacy, but hotel coworking spaces could be the ideal resolution that the industry needs.

As more jobs become remote, worker isolation can hurt productivity and push people to leave their positions, so how can we combat worker dissociation in the digital age?

Interactive technology, whether it be artificial intelligence or cloud software, has opened the door to a new level of connectivity and collaboration between colleagues.

‘The Future of HR: A Collaboration of Ideas’ event featured HR leaders who spoke about the industry’s future and how collaborative coworking spaces fit into the picture.

Technology companies with big losses who have recently made their public debut, such as Lyft and Uber, have been met with disappointing shares. Could WeWork be next?

Study Hall has unveiled that The Wing has a non-disparagement clause in its membership agreement that prevents members from criticizing the company to any third party.