Tinder’s parent company, Match Group Inc, plans to cut 6% of its global workforce amid a continued slump in users paying for its most popular dating app.
The dating app giant, which also owns Hinge, Plenty of Fish and OKCupid, has revealed an 8% fall in the number of paying Tinder users.
It said job cuts would largely stem from shutting down its live-streaming app Hakuna and removing live-streaming features available in some of its dating apps.
Match has now reported declines in Tinder subscriber numbers for several consecutive quarters – though it remains the world’s most popular dating app ... Read even more
