Startups without any office space used to be mostly unheard of. Now, they may be here to stay.

Deloitte’s study predicts that corporate travel, lucrative for the industry, may take years to reach pre-pandemic levels — if it ever does.

We’re talking anywhere from $2,000 to $20,000, plus park passes or camping equipment to sweeten the deal.

Author Keith Ferrazzi says remote and hybrid work lets organizations expand who’s involved in decision-making.

Restaurants, hotels and even retail outlets have grabbed a business opportunity to attract remote workers with their space.

“We will be able to have more effective team meetings in a virtual and remote world than we did in a physical world,” says author Keith Ferrazzi.

Cities in the South and Southwest were already growing, but the pandemic accelerated the trend.

Many job seekers want remote work, but not many firms offer it. Amid a labor shortage, workers might have leverage.

We hear from Maria Barillas about how the pandemic drove her to start a new job.

Many relocated from larger cities to smaller ones with lower costs of living and less stringent COVID-19 regulations.