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A Technology article Thursday about LivingSocial's fund-raising plans incorrectly said he was an analyst for Wedbush Securities.

Corrections & Amplifications 2011

LivingSocial's largest deal, a January offer for half off $20 of Amazon merchandise, sold 1.2 million and is still the record.

To Beat Groupon, Its Competitors Must Go National Rolfe Winkler 2011

Part of Groupon's pitch to merchants is that it has the biggest email subscriber list, so merchants can benefit more from being included in a Groupon email than, say, rival LivingSocial's.

Is Bigger Also Better for Daily Deals? Rolfe Winkler 2011

In an interview at LivingSocial's new, much larger Washington, D.C., headquarters, Mr. O'Shaughnessy declined to comment on a possible IPO, but spoke about LivingSocial's fast growth, its rivalry with Groupon and the future of the daily-deal industry.

LivingSocial's CEO Weathers Rapid Growth Stu Woo 2011

LivingSocial's gruff cross-dresser was a hit, but Groupon's two ads are generating a lot of buzz and controversy this morning.

Super Bowl ads: Tech edition Hayley Tsukayama 2011

Since March 31, that number of subscribers climbed about 38 percent to 115 million -- several times LivingSocial's.

Groupon doubles users, will drop controversial metric Reuters 2011

For starters, LivingSocial's revenue is far short of Groupon's.

LivingSocial's Awkward Revelation Rolfe Winkler 2012

Presumably, LivingSocial's private investors believe the company can squeeze much more revenue out of its subscribers.

LivingSocial's Awkward Revelation Rolfe Winkler 2012

The No. 1 daily deals website, which now dwarfs closest rival LivingSocial's membership base, caved to pressure from investors and will stop referring to a metric called Adjusted Consolidated Segment Operating Income ACSOI that excludes marketing costs, one of the sources told Reuters.

Groupon doubles users, will drop controversial metric Reuters 2011

LivingSocial's first office, above a Washington, D.C., antique store, included a tub where employees dumped waste after the trash can filled up and which Mr. O'Shaughnessy, the company's founder, cleared every week.

LivingSocial's CEO Weathers Rapid Growth Stu Woo 2011