TIME talked with WeWork's CEO about how he’s planning to make WeWork a more stable and traditional co-working company.

Its first NYC outpost since 2019 signals a new era of office design that drops gimmicky extras for functional spaces that get work done.

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Amazon’s partnership with WeWork for office space continues as the e-commerce giant seeks a place for its employees amid its return-to-office mandate. In these office space partnerships, WeWork signs ...

A new video for the workspace company WeWork delivers shot after shot of city skylines, gleaming glass buildings and meeting rooms filled with besuited, efficient-looking workers. “WeWork is the ...

A couple of months ago, WeWork chief executive officer John Santora said that for the “right building in the right markets, we’ll take a new lease.” That includes New York City, a longtime key for the ...

D’Aguanno, who started at WeWork in July, reports directly to CEO John Santora, and uses her experience with “operational transactions, corporate realignments, and mergers and acquisitions” in her new ...

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WeWork did not disclose the asking rent or the length of the lease, but the average asking rent in Lower Manhattan in May was $57.43 per square foot, according to a report from CBRE. “[New York City ...

The coworking firm extended its lease at 1201 Wilson Blvd. and is reducing its footprint from three floors to two floors totaling 48K SF, a WeWork spokesperson told Bisnow. The company declined to ...