New York City-based office sharing startup company Loosecubes, which allowed users to sign-up to use vacant office spaces for limited blocks of time, is shutting its doors, the company announced suddenly on its blog Tuesday. Loosecubes didn’t give a reason for the abrupt shutdown. The startup company had just raised a $7.8 million round of venture capital funding and had expanded to 236 cities prior to its shutdown. More on the company’s founding here, via International Business Times.
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