Spencer Rascoff, the CEO of Tinder parent company Match Group, is promising to change the reputation of Tinder as Gen Z seeks ...

“This generation of Gen Z, 18 to 28 – it’s not a hookup generation. They don’t drink as much alcohol, they don’t have as much ...

Its new leader wants to change that. His plan? Shake off Tinder’s reputation as a site to go to mostly for hookups. “Think of ...

Love is a lot less lucrative lately—if you’re the company that owns Tinder (MTCH), Hinge and OKCupid. Shares in Match Group ...

Social media users are divided over the new feature, with some saying people are "derangingly obsessed" with men's height.

In a conversation with WSJ reporter Chip Cutter, Rascoff discussed changes to Match Group’s structure and using AI to improve ...

Are they engaging in height supremacy? Tinder has been accused of superficiality after testing out a new paid preference that allows users to screen potential matches based on height.

Tinder Gold and Premium subscribers in the test group will have access to the feature, but not free users, we’re told. In ...

Rascoff, the newly minted chief executive of the dating app conglomerate Match Group, oversees over 20 brands like Tinder, Hinge and OkCupid. He was a board member at Match Group since 2024 before ...

Tinder’s reputation as a “hookup app” will be a thing of the past if the app’s new chief executive has his way.

CEO of Match Group, announced 13% layoffs while touting a leaner structure and new AI-powered features at Tinder — reflecting broader shifts in tech's approach to workforce and automation.

The layoffs are the first major structural change at Match since new CEO Spencer Rascoff took the helm in February and was tasked with tackling a slowdown in user engagement. The online dating ...