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A Coworking Space With An 8,000-Person Waiting List

Renowned women-only coworking space, The Wing, reported having an 8,000-person waiting list to join its 2 exclusive New York City workspace locations. The annual $2,700 for access to both locations and all amenities seems well-worth the investment for women in the NYC area, and lucky for them, The Wing is planning on opening 2 more locations in the near future.
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WeWork Dives Into Children’s Education

The coworking giant, WeWork, announced this week the launch WeGrow, an education program for kindergarteners that’s hoping to teach children how to run a business with a very hands-on approach.

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