P&G is reimagining its workplace experience. The company announced that it will be moving away from individual workstations and towards more collaborative spaces and flexible office plans.

The COVID-19 pandemic upended every aspect of life and work. As a result, expectations around work, specifically how, where, and when work is done, have fundamentally changed.

McDonald’s Corp. announced its post-pandemic work arrangement. The restaurant chain will require workers to be in the office three days a week.

Yoube is a new coworking concept that will launch in Los Angeles next month. The coworking space will offer members work- and person-life perks like meditations, as well as access to a self-image coach, therapist, and medium and akashic records reader.

The office market in Asia is making a comeback and companies in the region are planning to increase office space, a CBRE survey found.

Salesforce has officially completed its acquisition of Slack. The $27.7 billion dollar deal will see Slack added to Salesforce’s suit of enterprise software.

‘Corpoworking’ is the nickname given to corporate firms that offer up spaces for alternate uses, outside of core business hours.

Regus has taken a new location in Manhattan, after putting some of its New York locations into bankruptcy last year.

WeWork has parted company with its coliving brand WeLive and handed over management of its two locations.

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services announced last week that it would be allocating $103 million to “Strengthen Resiliency and Address Burnout in the Health Workforce.”

Wellness Coach, an enterprise wellness platform, announced the launch of Wellness Coach app for Zoom.

JLL’s Q2 2021 office outlook report found that the office rental market is primed for rebound.