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Global co-working space giant WeWork will expand into eight more cities in China this year, said Christian Lee, Managing Director of WeWork Asia at a press conference in Hong Kong.
With a combined ten centres in mainland China at present,… Read More>>
The Chinese co-working startup formerly known as UrWork, has reportedly leased a full floor at Grand Millennium Plaza in Sheung Wan, preparing to open its first shared office centre just minutes away from Hong Kong’s Central business hub.
Now going… Read More>>
Beijing-based URWork has raised RMB 300 million ($46 million) from a trio of mainland investment firms in a series C funding round that values the mainland co-working provider at RMB 9 billion ($1.3 billion), according to a recent announcement by… Read More>>
Santa has finished making his Christmas rounds, but apparently not before bringing some new roles to the good boys and girls of Asia’s real estate industry. Over the holiday season asset management major BlackRock introduced its new head of Southeast… Read More>>
US co-working giant WeWork has leased an entire grade A office building in downtown Shanghai, where the $20 billion startup will open its largest-ever shared office centre.
The take-up of the 27,000 square metre tower in the China Overseas International… Read More>>
The trend toward cosy offices with beer on tap is spreading beyond China’s first-tier cities, with Shanghai-based flexible office brand naked Hub announcing a new centre in Alibaba’s home town of Hangzhou, and US giant WeWork eyeing expansion into select… Read More>>
Global shared office giant WeWork is said to be renting three floors of a grade A office tower in Quarry Bay to launch its latest venue in Hong Kong, as the city’s co-working market continues to heat up.
The $20… Read More>>
China’s cross-border investors continue to draw regulatory ire today, as the country’s insurance regulator slaps HNA for using its insurance division as a slush fund. Also in the news, Tujia.com raises a war chest for its own international expansion, and… Read More>>
It’s a holiday today in Hong Kong and in mainland China, but that doesn’t mean that people have stopped finding new roles as they pause to honor the big red country’s national day. Leading off this week’s people moves is… Read More>>
The battle for dominance in the global co-working market is heating up and for Beijing-based provider UrWork the contest with its US rival WeWork could be turning into a grudge match.
WeWork issued a statement on Friday seeming to claim… Read More>>
