Or as the company is putting it, “LivingSocial completes initial phase of turnaround.”

As part of a “corporate reorganization.”

After posting a net loss of $183 million in 2013, LivingSocial will shutter its 918 F Street facility and stop producing live events.

“We now have the most stable and healthy business that we have ever had, and the luxury of having hundreds of millions of dollars in the bank to take us to the next level.”

A ‘key’ database crashed and caused the daily deals company to be down for nearly 48 hours.

More trouble for the struggling daily deals company.

LivingSocial has apologized for inappropriately using dreidels as decorations at a Halloween party.

LivingSocial if hosting Prancercise lessons on Saturday, September 21, and Sunday, September 22.

The chairman of the D.C. Council wants the daily-deals company to stop mixing guns and booze, but he might be fretting over nothing.

The artery-clogging restaurateur and TV personality will be featured at a November cooking show, and D.C.’s daily deals company is selling tickets.