Crumbs Collapses: Cupcake Chain Shuts Down All Locations
A representative for Crumbs could not immediately say how many workers were affected or how many stores it had remaining on its last day.
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A representative for Crumbs could not immediately say how many workers were affected or how many stores it had remaining on its last day.
The Crumbs Bake Shop closed all of its locations at the end of business Monday night, a manager told CBS 2.
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