Wework founder Adam Nuemann bids to buy co-working firm back for £394m March 26, 2024 Wework founder Adam Neumann has submitted a $500m (£394m) bid to buy back the troubled coworking business.
British Land and Royal London ink joint venture for former Meta HQ in Euston March 18, 2024 Facebook owner Meta exited its corporate lease in the building in September last year.
Olympia London achieves precertification on healthy offices March 14, 2024 Olympia, the £1bn regeneration scheme in Hammersmith, has achieved all the precertification required to ensure staff in offices which will open on the development have the healthiest space to work.
Why office space is key to remove stress and inspire creativity March 12, 2024 Creating an office space in your abode that is both functional and comfortable is key to remove stress and inspire creativity.
As Wework’s troubles continue, the company’s competitors are taking advantage March 5, 2024 Troubled Wework is continuing to scale back its offices in London following the filing of bankruptcy in its home market of the US.
Hybrid work specialist IWG reports record year but stays ‘cautious’ March 5, 2024 As millions of workers around the world adjust to the post-pandemic working environment, the group said it had doubled the number of locations opened during the year
Why are more boardroom executives checking into rehab? March 1, 2024 More boardroom executives are checking into rehab in recent years, according to the UK's only purpose-built addition clinic - this is why.
Sirius Real Estate continues to expand with acquisition of another German business park February 29, 2024 Industrial park and flexible workspace provider Sirius Real Estate has acquired a new site in Germany for almost £12m.
Worst corporate jargon of the week: Cascade February 29, 2024 Used by lace-trimmed superiors and pond patricians, a request to 'cascade' information is simply a way to delegate sending an email.
Gen Z may love reading, but that won’t save the UK’s struggling libraries February 28, 2024 Gen Z are making reading cool, but that won't help the widespread crisis facing UK public libraries, writes Anna Moloney.