TINDER RESULTS
Bumble shares drop as founder Whitney Wolfe Herd to relinquish CEO role
This is the second big executive departure this year at Bumble following the exit of president Tariq Shaukat, who stepped down after three years in the role.
Tinder-owner Match issues dour forecast; shares tumble
To revive growth in its main apps and counter the threat from Bumble, Match has rolled out several new features, including weekly subscription plans and new engagement and privacy features across Tinder and Hinge.
Fall in love: Is online dating getting outdated?
Some of the users, frustrated with their experience on dating apps, are moving toward offline events like singles’ mixers, and a few of them are organised by dating apps like Tinder and Truly Madly. These events address two major limitations of dating apps: gender ratio and a person's intent. “In India, 90% of active users on dating platforms are men. This is problematic for both genders as men are swiping and not getting enough matches and women are getting too many matches and getting bombarded by creepy messages,” says a founder of an offline.
CNN unveils 'Columbia,’ ‘TinderBox’, ‘Spy Wars’ at Warner Bros. Discovery upfront. All details
CNN has come up with three new non-fiction series, "TinderBox: Great Moments in Pop Culture," "Columbia: The Final Flight," and "Spy Wars" at the Warner Bros. Discovery upfront event.
Shuddh Desi Romance: Homegrown dating apps swipe right on the Indian market
Then there's Ador, which enables singles to connect with people who share the similar passions, interests, hobbies. The app has over 70,000 downloads on Play Store and allows users to find the perfect match in their localities based on mutual passions and interests using its search technology and proprietary algorithm.
Shopify to lay off 20% of its workforce, beats quarterly revenue estimates
The company posted revenue of $1.51 billion in the quarter ended March 31, compared with analysts' estimate of $1.43 billion, according to Refinitiv data.
Match Group sees signs of Tinder growing
Tinder has undergone changes to product and marketing execution and though those optimizations are not visible yet in the financial results, it is seeing early signs of greater momentum, Match Group said in a letter to shareholders.
Shubman Gill reacts to fangirl’s request for matching her with Shubman on Tinder
Shubhman Gill has reacted to a fangirl’s request to match her with the cricketer on Tinder by uploading his video, where he shows his Tinder profile.
Byju’s cuts another 1,000 jobs; ‘year of efficiency’ at Meta, says Mark Zuckerberg
Troubled edtech firm Byju’s, in a fresh round of layoffs, has fired another 1,000 employees. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5
Metropolitan Police Officer, David Carrick, Admits to 24 Rape Charges; All Details Inside
When David Carrick appeared Monday at London's Southwark Crown Court, he entered guilty pleas to a number of sexual offences, including 24 counts of rape.
Tinder-owner Match ups antitrust pressure on Apple in India with new case
The US giant has long mandated use of its in-app payment system, which charges commissions that some developers like Match have argued globally are too high.
Tinder wants you to get swiping at work, to bring back desk mode
An official-looking report can be pulled up to deceive your boss too.
Tinder CEO departs after disappointing results, company stops metaverse plans
Match Group CEO, Kim admitted in a shareholder letter late on Tuesday that Tinder has not been able to realise its typical monetization success over the past few quarters.
What HR needs to catch from Pokémon Go?
HR needs to ensure that the contemporary workforce is fully enabled from mobility and social perspectives. Employees today need to be able to catch-up on work from anywhere, at any time - as much as they need to catch the Pokémon.
1 in 5 LGBTQ+ people come out on the internet first, says Tinder Study
Ahead of Pride Month in June, Tinder surveyed 1,000 members of the LGBTQ community who use the dating app and asked them about their experiences coming out, being out and having queer relationships.
How online dating companies make money in India
You swipe right to seek love on the internet, but how do online dating companies make money in India?
Looking for love? Here's why Tinder may not be the best way to do so
People find potential dates more attractive after having a positive face-to-face interaction with them.
Indian dating apps tread warily in nation of arranged marriages
Online matchmaking isn't exactly new in India. For about 10 years now, sophisticated Indians have used web matrimonial services to arrange the marriages of their children.
Sharing personal information online leads to diminished privacy of users
'Dynamic visibility', in which technological surveillance is combined with personal information, has led to diminished overall privacy.
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