Tag: Business

A few years after closing all of its locations, coworking firm The Riveter will reenter the coworking industry with new spaces within underutilized areas of hotels.

After a disappointing few years, Airbnb has revealed that its revenue has exceed pre-pandemic levels, indicating it has officially rebounded from the pandemic.

The office of New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that 1,430 city workers were terminated after failing to receive two doses of the Covid-19 vaccine.

After years of postponements, Microsoft has announced that it will finally move forward with its hybrid work plans and reopen some locations by the end of the month.

WeWork has launched WeWork Growth Campus NYC, an initiative that gives startups, nonprofits, and entrepreneurs access to resources to help them recover from the pandemic.

TikTok has signed a 125,000 square foot lease at downtown Austin’s 300 Colorado Street skyscraper, where it will occupy six floors.

Meta will offer new lawyers numerous benefits, including remote working, bonuses, and increased salaries as the competition for talent within the law industry grows.

Internal emails from IBM calling older workers “dinobabies” has been submitted as evidence in the technology firm’s ongoing legal battle that alleged age discrimination.

Research shows that companies not using data analysis to its fullest potential are contributing to a “data divide that is keeping them from creating an equitable workplace and world.

Meta’s stock grew by 2.7% this week and has outpaced others within the technology industry, which has led some analysts to see opportunity for long-term investment.