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Company providing co-working spaces partners with Electric Works DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette A national company specializing in co-working spaces has entered into a partnership with the developers of Fort Wayne's Electric Works project, a Monday news release said.  Washington, D.C.-based Carr Workplaces has entered into an agreement with RTM Ventures – the firm that owns the former General Electric campus and is developing the site – for about 32,000 square feet of space in Building 19 of the project's west campus. Carr Workplaces manages about 30 coworking spaces nationwide, the rel...

Lordstown Motors has released a video showcasing some of the early testing being conducted to get the all-electric Endurance pickup truck ready for the production line next year. The automaker has begun constructing its ‘Alpha’ prototypes, which are essentially vehicles that rock the chassis and hub motors – and not much else. According to company founder and chief executive Steve Burns, the lack of body panels allows Lordstown Motors to see everything that’s going on that would ordinarily be hidden by the body. Throughout the clip, Burns drives the prototype through muddy trails in p...

Lordstown Motors and Camping World have announced a new partnership which will see the two companies team up on a number of initiatives. First and foremost, Camping World will be tasked with servicing the Endurance pickup. That’s an unusual arrangement, but Lordstown CEO Steve Burns said they looked at rolling out their own service network and decided to team up with Camping World as they already have a national footprint as well as a history of servicing vehicles. Needless to say, this should save Lordstown a boatload of money as they won’t have to buy land, construct service centers and...

>> this is doing electric work. trust me, people, you never want to do your own electric work exs very painful if you get shocked. residential, personal, electric installation. they need electricians and customer service people. they've got 187 offices and they're going to be opening up nine more around the country this year. if you work in the corporate offices, you get medical, dental, life insurance, and some of these jobs will come with benefits. >> dana: this one caught my eye, mosquito joe. >> this is what they go in and they treat the home, they treat the business and they've got -- all...

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