WeWork offers pay-as-you-go workspaces
With the office market in limbo, WeWork has launched a pay-as-you-go offering that allows users to drop in for as little as an hour (and $10). A source familiar with WeWork’s new “On Demand”...
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Riddle me this, landlord: In the midst of a pandemic and what many believe will be a severe and...
Amid backlash, The Wing founder Audrey Gelman resigns
The Wing founder Audrey Gelman is stepping down as CEO of the women’s co-working firm as the company faces...
Miguel McKelvey out at WeWork
Miguel McKelvey is leaving WeWork, the embattled office-sharing company he helped found in 2010. McKelvey was one of the few remaining executives at WeWork following its failed attempt to go public and bailout by...
“We’re not in the business of land-grabbing:” Hana CEO on the future of flex space
Hypergrowth has been the mantra of flex-office-space players for years. WeWork became the largest private tenant in New York City by signing leases at...
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