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

Match Group’s AI push boosts revenue as Hinge grows and Tinder rebounds. AI features aim to improve matches, cut swipe ...

Don't swipe when you feel lonely and need a distraction, says New York-based psychologist Sabrina Romanoff.

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

Run clubs, cycling groups, bird-watching meetups, intramural sports and book clubs have all become unexpected romantic hubs.

Tinder partners with World to let users verify they are real people using eye-scanning technology amid a rise in AI-fueled romance scams on dating apps.

If you’ve seen headlines claiming that “Japan will pay you to use Tinder,” you can relax — no one is wiring you money to swipe right. And even if they were, wading through endless photos of sunsets, ...

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.

If something feels off, don’t dismiss it as someone acting weird online — romance scammers can get around Tinder’s FaceCheck feature with creative use of AI tools.

On first glance, scammy dating profiles have nothing but green flags. They're verified accounts, often posing as handsome men in their 40s. Their photos tell the story of a laid-back, yet exciting ...

Dating apps promised connection, but growing research suggests endless swiping may be increasing loneliness, burnout, and the ...

Run clubs and book clubs are becoming the new Tinder as Gen Z moves away from dating apps.