New York’s Times Square might be one of the most recognizable shopping intersections on the planet. So it’s little wonder why retailers often use the iconic locale to debut their latest shopping innovations.
“Times Square is a testbed globally for new products and new technologies and […]
Miranda Green JANUARY 6, 2019
Clearly none of us is getting any younger. But it still seemed remarkable that colleagues in the FT office on New Year’s Day were competing not about how late they stayed out the night before, nor about the wildness of the parties, but about who managed to get to bed before […]
We all have the same number of hours in a week, but for some of us the demands on our time are greater. This is true with CEOs. A study published in Harvard Business Review found that each week CEOs work an average of 62.5 hours and attend 37 meetings. Getting the most out of their […]
On October 21, 2016, an entity called the Cherry Revocable Trust purchased two adjacent buildings in the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington, D.C., for twenty-three million dollars. The buildings, which previously had housed the Textile Museum, were to be converted into a private residence—at twenty-seven thousand square feet, the largest in the city. In January, it was […]
L’Oreal workspace designed to boost collaboration gives a glimpse of the office of the future. Courtesy of Ware Malcomb.
To catch a glimpse of the workplace of the future, Ware Malcomb Interior Architecture & Design Director Heather Groff suggests looking at the headquarters […]
Law360 (September 4, 2018, 12:34 PM EDT) — Law firms in New York have been slowly shrinking their amount of space per attorney over the past two years as firms look to cut costs and get rid of space that’s become obsolete in the digital age, according to a recent survey by Law360 of both […]
NYC Brick & Mortar: How Law Firm Office Space Is Changing
Law firms across the country have been shrinking their footprints as aspects of the traditional office model like the library become obsolete and rents in major markets skyrocket. In this first of a four-part series on how the trend is playing out in New York […]
We were touring Jersey City with a client yesterday and were impressed with the office space bargains available. Jersey City offers both cheaper office rents and significant economic tax incentives. By creating a new job in NJ your firm may be granted anywhere from $500-$5,000 per employee per year. There are also various tax savings […]
Ruth recommends: Anthony Trollope was a contemporary of Charles Dickens. While lesser known than Dickens, in my opinion, he was every bit as good. He wrote part-time while working as a Postal officer during the day. Remarkably, he wrote 38 novels, all by hand and early in the morning before his postal rounds. Perhaps his […]
