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The Wall Street Journal has reported that WeWork is moving forward with its highly anticipated initial public offering, with plans to unveil its filing in September.

Female-focused coworking space, The Riveter, launched this week The Riveter 2020: We Decide.

India-based hospitality unicorn, OYO, made the news after it announced it was moving into the coworking industry and after raising several million dollars from different funding rounds.

New York-based flexible workspace provider, Knotel, announced it will expand into Canada, with new locations in Toronto.

In a deal that could see WeWork create one of the world’s largest flexible workspaces, the coworking giant is set to gain £55.7 million from the EU.

Yoga studios in Washington D.C. are teaming up with coworking spaces to enable people to work and workout for the same price.

Gravitate, one of the first coworking spaces in Des Moines, Iowa, has more than tripled its workspace after consistently high demand.

WeWork CEO and co-Founder, Adam Neumann, cashed out $700 million from the We Company ahead of its planned IPO.

WeWork has secured its largest lease yet in Australia, spanning 11,000 sq metres over 10 floors in Sydney.