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How Minority-Owned Businesses Are Using Coworking Space in Long Beach
Long Beach Post Underrepresented entrepreneurs in Long Beach have been pursuing their careers at WeWork in downtown, according to the workspace brand, which this Friday is offering free coworking space for anyone interested in a change of pace for the day and trying … |
How Minority-Owned Businesses Are Using Coworking Space in Long Beach – Long Beach Post
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