Match Group acquired Hyperconnect, a South Korean video, AI, and AR technology company, in June 2021, offering the dating giant an opportunity to reach out to a new generation of digital users.

Match Group grew out of one the first online dating sites, Match.com, which launched in 1995 before being acquired in 1999 by the massive holding company IAC Inc.

Match Group (MTCH 1.89%), the online dating conglomerate best known for its flagship app Tinder, has had a tough go of it over the last couple of years. Between expensive lawsuit settlements ...

Match Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:MTCH), a leading player in the online dating industry with a market capitalization of $8.79 billion, finds itself at a crucial juncture as it navigates challenges with ...

It's obvious why Match Group doesn't want its users to have this data, given how it exposes the whole practice as a waste of time, rewarding your daily swipes with throttling and fraud.

For investors wondering about Match Group's valuation, it will almost certainly look like a hefty price to pay. The company currently trades at a trailing price-to-free cash flow ratio of 48 times.

Match Group Asia CEO Malgosia Green on tailoring product offerings for Japan’s dating culture The company is working on bringing Hinge to new markets in Asia, potentially in the coming quarters.

Match Group is bringing the app to more markets going forward, starting with Europe, and then plans to expand into India in 2024. The app is on track to do $400 million in revenue this year.

Match Group (NASDAQ: MTCH) is the world's leading online dating service, but the industry remains highly fragmented (as the company's own portfolio of 45 brands indicates).

The Match Group Inc. application on a smartphone arranged in Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands, United States, on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. (Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg via Getty Images) ...

In online dating, most people lead with the flashy picture and disappoint in the flesh. New Match Group MTCH -1.50% Chief Executive Officer Bernard Kim did the opposite. Maybe he is on to something.

Dallas-based Match Group Inc. will reduce its global workforce by 8% as the dating-app company looks to cut costs after providing first-quarter revenue guidance that fell short of analysts ...