This VC firm is playing the long game with sports and fitness—and just added a new teammate
Spencer Rascoff—a Sequence LP, current Match Group CEO, and cofounder of Zillow—told Fortune via email that he believes ...
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Bumble and Match Need to Woo Investors
Dating apps are looking for love. Consumers, and investors, are looking elsewhere. Bumble, Tinder, Hinge and the like were ...
Real cost of 'playing cupid' revealed as Dakota Johnson stars as matchmaker in A24 romcom
Dakota Johnson will star as an elite matchmaker in A24 romcom Materialists, shedding light on the heavily guarded industry of ...
Match Group (MTCH): Among Paul Singer’s Latest Portfolio’s Top Stock Picks
We recently published a list of Paul Singer’s Latest Portfolio: Top 10 Stock Picks. In this article, we are going to take a ...
Match Group: 12%+ Equity Yield Despite Signs Of Growth In Early 2025
Match Group's 2025 revenue guidance suggests flat growth, but a 50 bps AOI margin expansion and 15% FCF growth highlight ...
The 2 biggest dating app companies have new leaders — and one of them is a familiar face
Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd told analysts in February that she is "fully, fully, fully committed." ...
Bumble adds an ID verification feature to win over cautious daters
A suite of new tools, including government ID checks, marks the company’s latest effort to court safety-conscious users and ...
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Instant Analysis and Match Grade: Seth Rollins vs CM Punk Cage Match ends with Roman Reigns' return!
In the final match of March 10th's Monday Night Raw, the rowdy fans of Madison Square Garden in New York were treated to a rarity. Seth Rollins and CM Punk met in the final event inside a steel cage.
Tinder and Hinge feel too much like 'a numbers game,' and that's a big problem, says Match's new CEO
Spencer Rascoff said the company is working on an "ecosystem cleanup" by tackling bad actors.
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Tinder and Hinge feel too much like 'a numbers game,' and that's a big problem, says Match's new CEO
Match Group's CEO said apps "have felt like a numbers ... a numbers game rather than a place to build real connections," Spencer Rascoff wrote in a letter to employees that he posted on LinkedIn ...