Chief Editor and Media Director @Coworker.com
On Wednesday, WeWork said it has to revise its Q3 financial statements after discovering that it misclassified some of its public shares.
With the new features that will be made available, the vacation-rental company bets that remote work and flexible travel is here to stay.
The report revealed that the coworking giant is not only racking up big losses, but that the now-public company is “hemorrhaging cash.”
At day’s end last Thursday, WeWork shares closed 13.5% higher at $11.78 under the ticker “WE” on the New York Stock Exchange.
As coworking continues to be a great solution for remote workers, flexible office operators such as Regus sand WeWork are expanding into malls across the world.
Last week, WeWork announced it will move forward with its planned IPO and will begin trading on Oct. 21 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Adgar Poland’s coworking concept is set to revitalize another World War II-era building for a new space in Warsaw with partners PDT Wola.
With 30% of global office inventory projected to become flexible by 2030, landlords are now seeing the value of flex space for their portfolios.
Based on data from over 15,000 coworking and flex office spaces in 172 countries, we explore the costliest countries for renting monthly hot desks.
Based on data from over 15,000 coworking spaces in 172 countries, we explore the costliest cities in the world for renting monthly hot desks.