Bumble’s revenue and paying user base have shrunk as the dating-app company agrees to a $1.3 billion deal to go private.

The dating app Bumble is being acquired by Ithaca Holdings for $1.3 billion, both companies announced today.

Bumble has agreed to be taken private by Ithaca Holdings for $6.05 a share in cash, valuing the dating app at about $1.3bn.

Dating app Bumble has changed its signature "women message first" rule, leaving some are confused. On Aug. 11, Bumble announced anyone on the dating app can send the first message − no longer just ...

Bumble - the app where women send the first message to match - has been acquired by new owner Ithaca Holdings for $1.3 billion and will soon become a private company.

With great power comes great responsibility. These words may first have been spoken about everyone’s favourite arachnid-inspired superhero, but they could just as easily apply to women using Bumble – ...

Bumble is in advanced talks to be taken private by Ithaca Holdings in a deal valuing the dating app at about $1bn, Reuters reports. Shares jumped 50%.

Lidiane Jones, the CEO of Bumble, told investors its app will look different when it relaunches. Jones said Bumble is reconsidering whether women will have to make the first move anymore. Bumble is ...

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Ladies first… but possibly not for long. The CEO of Bumble, the dating app where women are required to message first, is rethinking the app’s signature feature. Since its founding in 2014, the selling ...

Last week, Bumble announced that it's removing the Opening Moves feature in Mexico and Australia. The feature has been ...