Women-focused coworking startup The Wing is almost

Women-focused coworking startup The Wing is almost $270,000 behind on rent and other charges at its Bryant Park location in New York, according to lawsuit

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Published 10 Jul 2020

· The Wing is being sued by its landlord at 25 West 39th Street for almost $270,000 in rent and other charges.
· The company hasn't made payments for the location since March, according to the lawsuit.
· The suit is the latest setback for the firm, after its CEO resigned last month.
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Women-focused coworking startup The Wing is almost $270,000 behind on rent and other charges at its Bryant Park location in New York, according to lawsuit

Women-focused coworking startup The Wing is almost $270,000 behind on rent and other charges at its Bryant Park location in New York, according to lawsuit

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