
Match Group, the parent company of Tinder, is facing significant challenges as it prepares for its December 2024 Investor Day. The company is under pressure from shareholder activists and has seen its stock price decline by 6.4% on December 11, 2024. Investors are reportedly disappointed with the company's fourth-quarter revenue forecast, which has contributed to the stock's downturn. Additionally, a recent ruling by a judge requires users of Tinder and other Match Group-owned dating apps, who have accused the companies of deceptive practices, to pursue their claims through individual arbitration rather than a federal court class action. This adds to the legal pressures facing the company as it attempts to navigate these hurdles and improve its financial performance amidst activist scrutiny.



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Users of Tinder and other Match Group-owned dating apps who accused the companies of deceptively hooking consumers must pursue their claims in individual arbitrations rather than a federal court class action, a judge ruled https://t.co/dNlPebEEJl @MikeScarcella https://t.co/Xr2U2ra9zI