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Bumble’s Stocks Drop 33%, Tinder Laying Off Staff | What’s Going Wrong at Dating Apps?

Bumble stocks crashed almost 33% to a record low on August 8 as its $1 billion valuation dropped by $350 million. Its stocks tumbled 39% during the trade, marking the biggest intraday fall on record. It had also laid off a third of its workforce earlier this year. Even Tinder parent Match also said to cut 6% staff. What’s going wrong with dating apps? Why is their business going through a tough time? Watch the full video to know!

9 Aug 2024
Lounge

When the search for love online ends in a scam

Isolated during the pandemic, more people have signed up on dating apps. Many have ended up with the heartbreak of identity theft, phishing attacks and scams.

16 min read19 Feb 2022
Technology

How online dating changes lives -- and the economy

According to a Pew Research Center study published Thursday, 30% of American adults have used a dating app or website. For people under 30, that increases to 50%

3 min read10 Feb 2020
News

Online dating apps finding more love in India as user base triples in 2018

Dating companies believe that the growing demand for online dating in India is driven by its female populationExecutives overseeing dating apps peg the dating app market to be valued at $100 million in the next five to eight years

4 min read11 Jun 2019
Companies

Tinder India trials extra control for women to enhance security

The 'My Move' feature allows women to choose in their settings that only they can start a conversation with a male match

1 min read25 Sep 2018
Opinion

When dating sites have good uses beyond romance

On Floh, focus has shifted to in-person meetings and support groups for people

3 min read16 Jul 2018
Mint-lounge

The love issue 2018: The digital dating glossary

From breadcrumbing to micro-cheating, here are the new terms of modern romance

8 min read10 Feb 2018
Mint-lounge

Relationship quotient: a science of love

We often underestimate the need to match relationship quotients among couples because they usually aren't as apparent as body mass indices or bullet points on a resume

4 min read28 Oct 2017
Mint-lounge

Binders full of women

In Between the Buyer and the Seller, Mint columnist Karthik Shashidhar uses concepts from financial markets to explore everything from medieval bazaars to modern platforms. The following is an excerpt.

18 min read9 Sep 2017
Mint-lounge

Love in the age of terabytes

My generation believed true love could be found. Our children think it is easier. Turns out, we misinterpreted the data.

12 min read8 Apr 2017