LivingSocial Shows Financial Restraint in Decisions Regarding Real Estate in D.C.
LivingSocial, fresh off of a layoff round axing about 10 percent of its workforce, is taking clear measures to rein back its spending on its real estate footprint in Washington, D.C. The No. 2 daily-deals company has decided to move its employees out of three buildings in the nation’s capital, including a floor it leased…