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Premier Workspaces Looks to Add 100 Coworking Locations, Other Companies Hopeful for Comeback

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By Catherine Sweeney Through the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, many flexible workspace operators struggled or went bankrupt as employees turned to work-from-home methods. However, as more employees are vaccinated and Los Angeles begins the process of opening back up, companies anticipate a surge in employees returning to these spaces.  One of these coworking companies […]

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