According to The Economist, Bloom sees a “future long-run surge,” what he calls a “Nike swoosh” coming, with the current stability in working from home giving way to faster growth.

The future of “work from home” is a hot topic today — and one with the potential to transform our companies and our consciousness.

Working at your dining table isn’t always ideal, especially if you’re using a laptop: dining chairs are often too low for comfortable computing. You can always try seat pads on your existing ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Rachel Wells is a writer who covers freelancing, AI, and remote work. There's a science to working from home. There's more to remote work ...

About 74 percent of CFOs surveyed by Gartner expect some of their employees who were forced to work from home because of the ... any open desk as a way to cut space requirements from everyone ...