| Bellevue Reporter The future of work culture could be changing from cubicles to community, according to co-working space company WeWork. Gina Phillips, the Pacific Northwest Lead for the company, presented her company to the Bellevue Downtown Association last week. |
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Insider LouisvilleThe Cordish Cos., which owns Fourth Street Live, will invest $1.5 million in a 20000-square-foot co-working space called...
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The Real Deal MagazineCo-working startup Grind is planning to close its Garment District location this month and is negotiating...
Inquirer.netTechpreneur Michael Cubos (above) and his partner foodpreneur Kate Dychangco-Anzani provides clients with a coworking space and a restaurant...
The Beijinger (blog)Two issues dominate Beijing’s headlines like no others: the capital’s record-breaking pollution levels, and its rapidly rising...
Crain’s New York BusinessBar Works introduced the dubious idea of combined bar and co-working spaces that allowed members to...
Coworking space Platform 24 could soon be coming to CarmelCurrent in CarmelCarmel’s The Brookfield Group is teaming up with...
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