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Co-working spaces are big business these days.

As the number of solopreneurs in the country grows, so too does the demand for independent office spaces.

But a lesser-known phenomenon has been gaining a lot of steam over the last few years.

Co-working spaces designed for women.

Most big cities have at least one or two born from the same entrepreneurial zeal shared by the audiences they're intended to serve. Some of

these companies have international ambitions. Consider the wing, which now has offices in New York,

San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, and Chicago. There are more on the way,

including one in London. Now, the Wing offers co-working features tailored specifically to

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