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File photo BENGALURU: Shares of SoftBank-owned WeWork jumped nearly 9% as they finally started trading in New York on Thursday, capping an arduous journey to the public markets for the storied office-sharing company that was once valued as high as $47 billion. While WeWork’s top management led by current chairman and SoftBank executive Marcelo ...

Representative Image Smartworks has leased close to 270,000 square feet of office space at World Trade Tower in Noida, said two people aware of the development. The Noida-headquartered shared office space provider plans to have 3 million sq ft of office space in the National Capital Region (NCR) in three years. It is planning ...

Representative Image NEW DELHI: Embassy Office Parks REIT (Embassy REIT) has completed a lease renewal in Embassy Manyata, Bengaluru with Nokia Solutions and Networks India (Nokia India), Indian subsidiary of the Finland-based Nokia, the company said in a media release. Embassy Manyata has an operational area of around 12 million sq ft. The company ...

Cement prices are likely to move northwards in the December quarter as a robust demand scenario may provide opportunities for manufacturers to pass on the increase in cost of cement making. The manufacturers have faced two major price inflations on the cost side — a rise in pet coke and coal prices, and the ...

Kolkata-based real estate developer, Merlin Group has announced the setting up of a sports township in Kolkata at an expected investment of ₹1000 crore. The township, spread over 45 acre is coming up in the satellite township of New Town on the north eastern fringes of the city and will include sports academies (including ...

In July, it had signed a deal with Jaipur Bulls for eight centres in Rajasthan and another one with HAND Group in Punjab for four centres.

The company has renewed these deals for offices across three commercial buildings in the SEZ—WTC Moonstone, WTC Emerald and WTC Aquamarine—for five years at monthly lease rentals ranging from Rs 54 to Rs 81 per sq ft, taking the annual rental payout to nearly Rs 60 crore.