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The new feature, called Story Cards, provides potential icebreakers for users who match on its app.

Sex still sells, but Tinder is more than just a one-night stand. I take a look under the hood of the phenomenon.

Match Group expects to go public before Thanksgiving with shares priced between $12 and $14.

Dating is complicated, especially after a divorce. Vikki Ziegler, star of Bravo's 'Untying the Knot,' says her iOS app helps divorcees 'remember that feeling again,' without the all the drama.

The dating site is set to launch a job recruitment arm of its business called Elevated Careers in 2016.

CEO Christopher Payne was not deemed a good 'fit' for the popular dating app.

Media conglomerate IAC is planning an initial public offering for The Match Group, which includes Match.com, OkCupid and Tinder.

Sportsbuddy helps users find partners for soccer, tennis and other sports and allows them to coordinate group sporting events.

The dating startup boom mean dozens of new ways to find both romantic and business partners.

Meshly joins the ranks of startups that aim to be the Tinder of professional connections.

The ridesharing app is trying out a new feature that allows carpooling passengers to rate and message each other after a ride.

The president of the popular dating app hinted at the company's future.

Sites such as Farmers Only and Christian Mingle have a customer filter built right into the names.

Cuban asked the three sisters behind the dating app if they'd sell it to him outright, but they refused.

With Valentine's Day upon us, here are some new and emerging apps that offer something different from popular services like Match.com, Tinder and OKCupid.

While Tinder is 'a game to play with,' Hinge is 'a tool to meet people,' says CEO Justin McLeod.

It's called Bumble, and it's being marketed as Tinder minus the creep factor.

By invitation-only, startup The League positions itself as a dating network for 'high quality' professionals looking for ambitious partners.

The online dating service is planning to roll out a premium version of its app.

Online dating sites are supposed to be confident in their algorithms, which makes eHarmony's $5,000-a-year eH+ service all the more perplexing.

Entrepreneurs need love, too. Trouble is, many of us are terrible at our approach to relationships and dating.