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I’ve never had a meeting quite like the one I had with Built Robotics.
Within about 10 minutes of meeting Built’s co-founder Noah Ready-Campbell, w...
Travis Kalanick’s new venture — which aims to build a web of kitchens that cater to delivery-only restaurants — has expanded for the first time outside the United States.
Kalanick’s City Storage Systems (CSS) quietly picked up FoodStars, a London-based startup also focused on the food-delivery industry, the Financial Times reported.
As competitor Convene ramps up its expansion into Chicago, WeWork is inviting members and non-members alike to book private events at several of its local offices.
The co-working giant announced this week it will offer four spaces at three of its nine city locations where companies can book “workshops, presentations, offsite meetings, social events and everything in between.”
CBRE Global Investors is preparing to roll out A&B, a concept that combines coworking space with other amenities and technologies. The concept will be in 20 office buildings in major U.S. markets by the end of the year.
A&B, which derives its name from "above and beyond," will aim to offer more than just shared office space, said Robert Perry, head of the CBRE Strategic Partners U.S....
For all the hand-wringing about how slow the commercial real estate industry is to adapt to new technology, it pays to be more measured. That was one of the takeaways from the CREtech LA 2019 conference, held before an audience of more than 800 attendees, at the Shrine Auditorium last week.
As old workplace norms give way to modern ways of working and start-ups build thriving local communities, big cities in Central and Eastern Europe are joining the global shift towards flexible office space.
In the last year, more global flex space operators built their presence across the region. IWG, parent company of Regus,
The owner of a London office building negotiated a lease with a company that wanted all eight floors. To his surprise, his bankers at ING Groep NV shot it down.
ING balked because a single tenant, WeWork Cos., would be responsible for paying all the rent. And the Dutch bank isn’t alone. Increasingly, lenders in Europe are cooling toward the co-working giant, whic...