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Co-working Spaces Spread to the Suburbs
Wall Street Journal (subscription) Trendy, communal co-working office spaces such as the ones offered by shared-office giant WeWork Cos. are red hot in big U.S. cities like New York. Now they’re making inroads in the New Jersey suburbs. Co-working startup Vi Coworking LLC opened a site … |
Co-working Spaces Spread to the Suburbs – Wall Street Journal (subscription)
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