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Contemporary offices are basically the white-collar version of an assembly line. That will change as the information economy matures.

Launching your startup in a shared space is energizing but when your company grows up, the time comes to move out.

First off, thanks to the cloud, you may not need an office space at all.

The CEO and founder of Breather predicts a bright future for on-demand office space rentals.

A well-designed office space increases employee well-being and creativity. Get your entire team involved.

Office amenities are shifting from a focus on whimsy to a focus on meaning.

Chances are, your executives think things are fine on the noise/distraction front, but employees don't agree.

Your entrepreneurial journey needn't be lonely.

A bad first impression can have a negative impact on the future of your company.

Sure, you could just let your staff chill out in their sweatpants at home. But, think of all the things they (and you) will miss.

Employers who dispense with private offices can understand what it's actually like to work for the company day in and day out.

The goal of the new look is to give shoppers the experience of setting foot in the headquarters of the company.

Meet its replacement.

Did you know, for example, that the average office dedicates 125 square feet per employee?

Companies at the vanguard of workplace design continue to push new ideas focused on engaging clients and empowering staff

Using smart hubs and virtual reality, office designers are focusing on productivity, innovation and community.

These are the essentials.

The move is just the latest by a big box retailer looking to find new uses for store space at a time more shopping is moving online.

It is important to feel comfortable at your office in order to increase your efficiency and protect your health.

While it has become popular to call sitting the new smoking, standing all day is not without its health risks. Here's how you can make sure that when you are sitting, you are sitting ergonomically.

Here's the key: It needs to be the right investment for the long term.