Marie Kondo’s rise as a cultural icon shows there’s big business to be had in sorting out a mess. And startups are also hoping to get in on the action. TechCrunch has learned that Clutter
After finally settling on a new apartment, packing your last box and rushing out to pick up your moving van for the measly three hours you could book it — have you ever taken a moment to think,
Lugg, the startup that helps people with small moves, requested via an Uber-like mobile app, is this week expanding its reach into additional markets. While originally available in the San Francisco
With sharing services like Uber and Lyft becoming more and more popular, it's no surprise to see these ideas branch out into different services such as moving.
Believe it or not, <a href="http://www.promover.org/content.asp?pl=1118&contentid=1118">37 million Americans</a>, or about 16 million households, pick up and move every year. Depending on whom you
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