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As the CEO of Kitchen United, Collins is seeing his three ghost kitchens performing well during the coronavirus pandemic. But he also owns and operates a separate restaurant, which he had to close the dine-in portion of, as part of a state and local order to prevent the spread of the contagious disease COVID-19.

Roughly one-third of Knotel’s members are looking for a break on rent, the flex office space company disclosed Tuesday. As Knotel grapples with its own financial woes, the figure sheds light on the dilemma facing co-working firms: a sudden loss of income from tenants, including many small businesses, as the coronavirus pandemic keeps people home across the world.

Compass is one of the richest residential brokerages, fortified with $1.5 billion in venture capital. Now facing an uncertain economic future, the company said it has enough cash to withstand a slump of two or three quarters.

For many people, working at home might only last as long as the government requires it. When they return, it will likely be to a changing office space environment.

Venture capital's biggest firms are heading into a recession with a slew of newly raised mega-funds, while smaller firms face a slump in fundraising. Lightspeed on Tuesday announced three funds totaling $4.2 billion, following in the footsteps of