Dating apps like Tinder and Bumble are losing Gen Z users. Here’s how conservatism and app fatigue are changing the dating game.

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Bumble says it plans to lay off about a third of its workforce, amounting to about 240 employees. It's the latest ...

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Tinder launches Double Date feature for group dating as the app struggles to retain Gen Z users amid declining subscriptions and burnout.

Faye Iosotaluno made history as Tinder's first Asian American CEO and revitalized the app by introducing features such as ...