For an undisclosed amount.

Yes, the company still has a workforce to cut from.

Although Rock the Bells was canceled, Wu-Tang Clan will still perform at LivingSocial’s 918 F Street tomorrow night.

Rohrback will teach several classes in D.C. this weekend, allowing her “to really disclose my program in its truest form.”

How good is the Whole Foods deal on LivingSocial? So big that it may become the company’s best-seller.

After failing to buy Groupon and lagging behind in the oddly burgeoning market for online deals, Google launched its own online coupon service, Offers, in the District and four other cities yesterday.

Holy lunch-lineapocalypse! Lines are snaking out the door and around the block at dozens of takeout joints across the District. Have they all decided to start selling $15 lobster rolls? No — it’s just today’s LivingSocial “instant deal” promotion, which has downtown office dwellers abuzz.

Today, D.C. finds itself with a new group discount program to clog the inbox and tempt the credit card. OpenTable, the popular online restaurant reservations website, has brought its Spotlight in D.C. after having piloting it in six other major cities.