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Zumbox Shutting Down

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Los Angeles-based Zumbox , a startup which had been looking to store and deliver information which normally would be delivered via mail in a digital form, is shutting down its services, as of next Monday, April 14th. zumbox postal delivery mail shutdown employment jobs layoff' READ MORE>>.

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Spot Runner Lays Off 115

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A spokeperson for the firm told socalTECH that the change was due to an "unprecedented change in the economic environment." According to Spot Runner, the 115 represents about 30 percent of the company. READ MORE>>

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Autobytel Cuts 35 Percent Of Staff, Looks For Buyer

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Autobytel said it has hired RBC Capital Markets to explore "strategic alternatives" at the firm, which usually indicates that a company is looking for a buyer. Autobytel provides marketing services for automotive dealers. The firm said it expects to save $10M annually as a result of the layoffs and elimination of other expenses.

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Wag Buys Back Stake From SoftBank, Now Seeking Buyer

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Los Angeles-based on-demand, dog walking service Wag has bought back its stake from Softbank, and is now seeking a sale, according to CNBC. The sale comes less than two years after SoftBank invested $300M in Wag , via the SoftBank Vision Fund. The company also is now seeking a buyer. Smallwood was named CEO of Wag at the end of November.

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Wag Buys Back Stake From SoftBank

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Los Angeles-based on-demand, dog walking service Wag has bought back its stake from Softbank, according to CNBC. According to a memo leaked from Wag's new CEO, Garrett Smallwood, the company is also laying of a number of employees as it looks to have a capital base that is "right-sized to the needs of our business and strategy".

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Jaunt Abandons VR, Makes Big Cuts To Staff

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Virtual reality studio and content producer Jaunt --which has a virtual reality content development effort in Los Angeles--said on Monday that it is "winding down" a number of its virtual reality products and content services, and switching its focus to augmented reality. Jaunt is based in San Francisco. READ MORE>>.

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OneRoof Energy Cuts Staff, Realigns Business

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San Diego-based residential solar installer OneRoof Energy has cut its staff, and says it is in a major realignment of its business operations to tap into consumer services providers and partners, rather than invest in its own direct sales. OneRoof Energy is backed by Black Coral Capital. READ MORE>>.

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