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Match Group

OkCupid is an online dating website that uses quizzes and multiple-choice questions to find a match for the user.

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Tinder anonymously finds people nearby that like each other and connects them if they are both interested.

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Hinge is a social discovery network helping users meet new people through application.

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Match Group, Inc. engages in the provision of dating products worldwide. Its portfolio of brands includes Tinder, Match, Meetic, OkCupid, Hinge, Pairs, PlentyOfFish, and OurTime. The company was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Dallas, TX.

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Match Group reports Q4 revenue decline but eyes 2023 growth

Match Group navigated challenges in 2022 with strong fundamentals, focusing on product momentum and growth opportunities at Tinder, Hinge, and in Asia.
Despite a decrease in operating income, the company aims for revenue growth in 2023, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and tailored incentives for performance.
With a cautious yet confident outlook, Match Group plans to drive growth through strategic initiatives, a new premium tier, and a global marketing campaign.

Match Group reports stable Q1 earnings, eyes AI innovation and global expansion

Match Group's Q1 2023 performance saw stable revenue figures, with Hinge's strong growth offsetting flat revenue from Tinder.
The company's focus on AI innovation, shareholder value, and international expansion positions it well for future growth.
Challenges in pricing strategy and managing AI expenses require careful navigation, while opportunities in global expansion and technology advancement offer avenues for continued success.

Match Group reports record revenue in Q2 '23 earnings call

Match Group's Q2 '23 earnings call highlighted strong revenue growth, particularly at Tinder and Hinge. The company is focused on enhancing user experience through AI technology while maintaining authenticity. Marketing investments and new app launches are driving growth and improving margins.

Match Group posts record Q3 revenue, eyes international expansion

Match Group's Q3 performance was robust, driven by Tinder and Hinge growth. Challenges include payer count decline and settlement impacts. Opportunities lie in shareholder returns, M&A, and Tinder's expansion plans.

Match Group posts robust Q4 earnings, eyes AI innovation growth

Match Group's Q4 2023 performance showcased strong revenue growth, particularly driven by Tinder and Hinge, with a positive outlook for sustained growth in 2024.
Strategic investments in AI, product innovation, and cost-saving measures position Match Group for long-term success despite challenges from market uncertainties.
The company's focus on enhancing user experiences, driving revenue growth, and leveraging AI technologies underscores its commitment to innovation and financial stability.

Match Group reports Q3 results, focuses on sustainable growth

Match Group's Q3 performance met revenue expectations, but AOI declined by 14% due to impairments, while Tinder saw a 4% decline in payers year-over-year.
Hinge demonstrated strong revenue growth and user momentum, with MG Asia's Azar app expanding into the U.S. and growing in Japan.
The company plans to focus on sustainable growth strategies, return free cash flow to shareholders, and drive meaningful free cash flow per share growth.
Challenges include revenue declines in Tinder and AOI, requiring strategic adjustments and financial discipline for future growth.

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Match Group Inc. MTCH, -0.65% on Tuesday said it plans to ask a federal judge in California to issue a temporary restraining order against Alphabet Inc.'s Google GOOGL, +1.67% GOOG, +1.33% to prevent the company from throwing Match off of its Google Play app store on June 1. The filing comes a day after Match sued the search giant for allegedly breaking antitrust laws with billing rules for the Android app store.

Match to seek temporary restraining order against Google

The dating-app company behind Tinder, OkCupid and Match.com sued Google on Monday, alleging that the technology giant runs an illegal monopoly in the Google Play Store and that its in-app payment policies, including its 30% cut of some in-app purchases, are anticompetitive.

Tinder parent Match Group sues Google, alleging anticompetitive app store behavior

Match Group, the dating apps maker, has sued Google on Monday in what it says is a last-ditch effort to stop Tinder and its other apps from being booted off the Play Store, Reuters writes. That might happen because Match had refused to share up to 30% of its sales.

Tinder Owner Sues Google Over Play Store Fees

Match Group (NASDAQ:MTCH), owner of the Tinder dating app, is suing Google over the search giant's app store platform. Match filed a lawsuit in California on Monday in which it accused Google of exploiting its control of the Android operating system to limit the ability of application (app) developers to build apps that use alternative in-app payment services to Google's own platform.

Match Group files lawsuit against Google

Tinder parent Match Group on Monday filed a lawsuit in a federal court in San Francisco accusing Google of abusing monopoly power at its Play Store that sells digital content for Android-powered phones.

Match Group takes Google app store war to court in US

The parent company of dating apps Tinder, Match and OkCupid is suing Google, alleging that the company exerts too much control over payments through its Google Play app marketplace. The lawsuit, filed Monday in California's Northern District, accuses the company of deploying “anticompetitive tactics” to maintain a monopoly on the Android mobile ecosystem: “Ten years […]

Match Group sues Google over ‘monopoly power' in Android app payments

Match Group wants to use its own payment platform.

Tinder-Parent Match Group Sues Google Over Play Store Billing

Match Group Companies Seek Injunctive and Other Appropriate Relief for the Material, Irreparable Harm Google's Manipulation, Broken Promises, and Abuse of Power Have Caused DALLAS , May 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Match Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: MTCH) companies, including those that operate the dating apps Tinder®, Match®, OkCupid®, and several others (collectively, "Match Group"), today sued Google over its strategic manipulation of markets, broken promises, and abuse of power in requiring Match Group to use Google's billing system to remain in the Google Play Store. Google's requirement will eliminate user choice on Match Group apps and increase costs to consumers by allowing Google to charge Match Group an arbitrary and discriminatory tax of 15% on all subscriptions and up to 30% on all other in-app purchases, amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars in inflated "fees," while monetizing the personal data of billions of digital app users.

MATCH GROUP FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST GOOGLE OVER UNLAWFUL BILLING MANDATES

The online dating giant faces a lot of challenges this year.

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The online dating conglomerate has many growth levers left to pull.

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Match Group's (MTCH) first-quarter revenues benefit from the continued momentum in Tinder as well as increased engagement across other brands.

Match Group (MTCH) Q1 Earnings Up Y/Y, Revenues Top Estimates

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A competition complaint against Google's Android Play Store by Match Group, the company which owns Tinder and a number of other dating apps, has led to a preliminary investigation by the Netherlands' Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) into whether the tech giant is abusing a dominant position, the regulator said today. Match Group declined […]

Match Group Google Play Store complaint triggers Dutch antitrust probe

Match Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:MTCH ) Q1 2022 Earnings Conference Call May 4, 2022 8:30 AM ET Company Participants Bill Archer - Head, Investor Relations and Corporate Development Shar Dubey - Chief Executive Officer Gary Swidler - Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer Conference Call Participants Daniel Salmon - BMO Capital Markets Alexandra Steiger - Goldman Sachs Mario Lu - Barclays Justin Patterson - KeyBanc Capital Markets Cory Carpenter - JPMorgan Brent Thill - Jefferies Lauren Schenk - Morgan Stanley Youssef Squali - Truist Securities Benjamin Black - Deutsche Bank Ygal Arounian - Wedbush Securities Operator Good morning, and welcome to the Match Group First Quarter 2022 Earnings Conference Call. Currently, all participants are in a listen-only mode.

Match Group, Inc. (MTCH) CEO Shar Dubey on Q1 2022 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Match reported stronger-than-expected Q1 results but announced that its CEO would resign. MTCH stock is retreating.

Why Is Match (MTCH) Stock Down Today?

Match names Zynga President Bernard Kim as its new chief executive, taking over for Shar Dubey at the end of May.

Match Group Stock Tumbles as Revenue Forecast Misses Estimates

Match Group (MTCH) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of 12.12% and 0.50%, respectively, for the quarter ended March 2022. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

Match Group (MTCH) Tops Q1 Earnings and Revenue Estimates

Dating app giant Match is getting a new CEO. Just over two years after assuming the top exec position, Match CEO and 16-year employee Shar Dubey is stepping down.

Match names Zynga President Bernard Kim as CEO, replacing Shar Dubey

Match Group Inc (NASDAQ: MTCH) shares are trading lower in Tuesday's after-hours session after the company reported first-quarter financial results, issued guidance below analyst estimates, and announced a CEO transition. Match Group said first-quarter revenue grew 20% year-over-year to $.

Why Match Group Shares Are Falling After Hours

Match Group Inc. is bringing in a new chief executive with a history steeped in gaming as the online-dating company chases continued growth, but shares were headed 4% lower in after-hours trading Tuesday after the company fell short with its revenue outlook for the current quarter.

Earnings Results: Match brings in Zynga exec as next CEO, but stock falls as outlook comes up short

Match Group has increased its focus on product innovation in the past few years as dating apps are primed for a revamp.

Match Group names Bernard Kim as CEO, replacing Shar Dubey

Match Group's Shar Dubey will step down as chief executive officer, the Tinder owner said on Tuesday, and will be succeeded by Bernard Kim, mobile gaming maker Zynga's president, effective May 31.

Match Group's Shar Dubey to step down as CEO

DALLAS , May 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Match Group (NASDAQ: MTCH) posted its first quarter 2022 shareholder letter on the investor relations section of its website at https://ir.mtch.com.  As announced previously, the Company will host a conference call tomorrow, Wednesday, May 4, 2022, at 8:30 a.m.

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