When working from anywhere means working in luxury

After 19 months of working amid the chaos of kids and dogs and laundry, many employees are craving at least some office time. Yet the return to downtown high-rises has been slow. So, some companies are nixing fluorescent-lit cubicles in favor of nontraditional co-working spaces — ones located in department stores or hotels or that offer amenities like garden offices and Michelin-starred restaurants. Also: Companies consider how to confess that they’ve raised prices, what it would take to electrify everything, and health and economics on stage at the Tribal Nations Summit.