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Woman In China Makes Rs 35 Lakh In 3 Months From 'Flash' Marriages And Divorces
A matchmaking scam in China has exploited single men through "flash marriages," where women posed as brides and vanished after receiving hefty bride prices.
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China Matchmaking Agency Offers "Live-In Son-In-Law" For Rich Women
The most liked candidates are men who have a stable job at a state-owned business. These guys are even more well-liked than those who may "earn more than a million yuan."
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Facebook Set To Launch Dating Service: 10 Things To Know
Mark Zuckerberg made the announcement on Tuesday while speaking at 'Facebook F8', an annual conference for developers, in San Jose, California.
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This Taxi App Comes With A Rishta Service. ROFL.
A Pakistan app-based taxi service has launched an unusual add on, offering passengers the chance to share their ride with a marriage matchmaker.
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YouTube Buys FameBit, Matchmaker For Videos And Sponsors
YouTube did not disclose financial terms of the deal to buy FameBit, which it described as a technology platform that helps creators and brands make matches leading to sponsorships or paid promotions.
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YouTube Buys FameBit, Matchmaker For Videos And Sponsors
Google-owned YouTube on Tuesday announced it has bought FameBit, a marketplace where video makers can connect with brands interested in sponsoring their creations.
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Tinder-Style Apps Score As Online Dating Grows
The age-old quest for love is moving inexorably online for young and old Americans alike -- whether this means swiping on their phone for a hot date, or using matchmaking sites to find the perfect mate.
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Iran Turns to Matchmakers, With Marriage Out of Favour
An alarming rise in the number of young Iranians who are shunning marriage prompted an unprecedented step from the government today, with officials launching a matchmaking website.
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OkCupid Admits Toying With Users to Find Love Formula
OkCupid on Monday said it messed with members' minds a bit in a bid to refine the formula for finding love at the online matchmaking service.
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Inter-Korean marriage agent takes on a niche market
These should be tough times for North-South Korean matchmaking, but Hong Seung-Woo says the search for the right husband or wife out-trumps all other considerations -- even threats of nuclear war.
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Woman In China Makes Rs 35 Lakh In 3 Months From 'Flash' Marriages And Divorces
A matchmaking scam in China has exploited single men through "flash marriages," where women posed as brides and vanished after receiving hefty bride prices.
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China Matchmaking Agency Offers "Live-In Son-In-Law" For Rich Women
The most liked candidates are men who have a stable job at a state-owned business. These guys are even more well-liked than those who may "earn more than a million yuan."
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Facebook Set To Launch Dating Service: 10 Things To Know
Mark Zuckerberg made the announcement on Tuesday while speaking at 'Facebook F8', an annual conference for developers, in San Jose, California.
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This Taxi App Comes With A Rishta Service. ROFL.
A Pakistan app-based taxi service has launched an unusual add on, offering passengers the chance to share their ride with a marriage matchmaker.
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YouTube Buys FameBit, Matchmaker For Videos And Sponsors
YouTube did not disclose financial terms of the deal to buy FameBit, which it described as a technology platform that helps creators and brands make matches leading to sponsorships or paid promotions.
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YouTube Buys FameBit, Matchmaker For Videos And Sponsors
Google-owned YouTube on Tuesday announced it has bought FameBit, a marketplace where video makers can connect with brands interested in sponsoring their creations.
-
Tinder-Style Apps Score As Online Dating Grows
The age-old quest for love is moving inexorably online for young and old Americans alike -- whether this means swiping on their phone for a hot date, or using matchmaking sites to find the perfect mate.
-
Iran Turns to Matchmakers, With Marriage Out of Favour
An alarming rise in the number of young Iranians who are shunning marriage prompted an unprecedented step from the government today, with officials launching a matchmaking website.
-
OkCupid Admits Toying With Users to Find Love Formula
OkCupid on Monday said it messed with members' minds a bit in a bid to refine the formula for finding love at the online matchmaking service.
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Inter-Korean marriage agent takes on a niche market
These should be tough times for North-South Korean matchmaking, but Hong Seung-Woo says the search for the right husband or wife out-trumps all other considerations -- even threats of nuclear war.
