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A balloon structure from the Tinder Sparks event is pictured.
Balloon fixtures were set up at Match Group's Los Angeles office for the Tinder Sparks event.
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Patricia Tani

When Patricia Tani moved to San Francisco last year, she kept hearing a koan about the city's dating scene: "The odds are good, but the goods are odd."

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Match Group and Tinder CEO Spencer Rascoff is pictured.
Spencer Rascoff talked "founder mode," swipe fatigue, and Gen Z dating habits with Business Insider.
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Chine Mmegwa
Match group's Chine Mmegwa oversees a much bigger team than she did a year ago, a change that's become common for middle managers across Corporate America.

On a recent weekday afternoon, Match Group manager Chine Mmegwa sat at her desk in a New York office, looking up at her team through a mounted TV screen.

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Tinder CEO Spencer Rascoff is pictured.
Tinder CEO Spencer Rascoff told Business Insider how the company is courting Gen Z.
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Two people shaking hands in front of a dating app screen that reads,
Workers told Business Insider they found jobs, referrals, and clients on dating apps.
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a female student looking at her phone on college campus
The author is using the new dating app at Stanford University.
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Ditto cofounders Eric Liu and  Allen Wang
Ditto cofounders Eric Liu and Allen Wang.
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Partiful's new Crush feature
  • A new way to flirt just dropped.
  • Partiful wants you to shoot your shot in the RSVPs.
  • The party invite app recently launched a tool called "Crush" that lets people match with mutuals.

A notification pops up on your phone screen: "Someone has a crush on you!"