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The pandemic has forced many workers to use technology to stay connected, and executives are divided over the effectiveness of remote work.
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Ben Meeder rides his new bike on the Lakefront Trail in Chicago. His employer, software company ServiceNow, paid for the bike.
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A worker restocks shelves at Marianos in Chicago in March amid the coronavirus pandemic. In June, according to federal data released Monday, …
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Nora Flanagan, left, chair of the English department at Northside College Prep, at a Googlepalooza booth Aug. 10, 2018 in Chicago, Ill. (Chris…
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Above: Nora Flanagan, chairwoman of the English department at Northside College Prep in Chicago, attends a session at Googlepalooza, an educat…
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Nora Flanagan, chair of the English department at Northside College Prep, shows her tattoos, which include references to her favorite books, d…
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Framery offers the glassed-in, soundproof NapQ, a $20,000 work station with two cushioned chairs that transform into a bed, as seen at NeoCon …
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The control panel of The Dream Box, a recovery cocoon with 12 light and sound atmospheres and a 15 minute program designed for power-nappi…
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Framery offers the NapQ, a work station that folds down into a sofa set, seen at NeoCon in the Merchandise Mart in Chicago, Ill. on Monday,…
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A number of manufacturers have come up with office sleep pods, designed for a power nap or more elaborate relaxation techniques. Silence Busin…