Spencer Rascoff said traditional dating apps are "highly structured," and Gen Z don't want dating to "feel like a job ...

Dating apps once promised endless options, but a growing share of Gen Z says the swipe is over. Burned out by passive scrolling and shallow chemistry, younger adults are trading Tinder, Hinge and ...

Match Group said that it's slowing its hiring plans for the rest of the year because AI tools "cost a lot of money." ...

Gen Z is walking away from swipe-based apps and turning to hobby spaces — running, reading and sports — to meet romantic ...

Match Group (MTCH) — the parent company of dating apps Tinder, Hinge, Plenty of Fish, and Match.com — beat first quarter 2026 earnings and revenue estimates, with both figures rising year-over-year.

The improvement at Tinder comes as Match looks to turnaround the app with new product features like a double date tool and an improved recommendations algorithm. The company has a ...

Tinder 's revenue and paying users have been trending down in recent years, but the most recent earnings report suggests that ...

Los Angeles — More than a decade ago, Tinder became the hottest dating app, transforming modern romance by making it possible for singles to swipe through people's profiles, match and meet up. Now, ...

This year, "pickleball" was the fastest-growing mention in people's bios (+148 percent). This is followed by "freak" (+118 percent) — likely users asking for someone to match their freak. "Deserve" ...

Dating apps are quickly losing their appeal as a jaded, super online, and equally lonely young generation increasingly reports feeling burnt out by the endless swiping. Tinder believes the solution is ...

Match Group (MTCH) — the parent company of dating apps Tinder, Hinge, Plenty of Fish, and Match.com — beat first quarter 2026 ...