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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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Panipuri Vendor Turns Matchmaker, Sparks Hilarious Online Thread
The post received so much attention that people couldn't help but share their thoughts on the matter.
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Tinder Rolls Out 'Matchmaker' Feature To Let Friends, Family Approve Matches
Popular dating app Tinder has launched a new feature called 'Matchmaker', which allows family and friends to access the online dating service and recommend profiles for a user.
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Forget Dating Apps: People Moving to Twitter, TikTok to Find the Perfect Match, MIT Report States
A number of people are now looking for love on apps such as Tinder and Bumble, and a majority of them are usually ending up being fatigued or having a burnout instead. So, some of the newest matchmakers have decided to take the matter into their hands.
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From Indian Matchmaking to ArrangedMarriages.co — a New World of Relationships Emerges Online
ArrangedMarriages.co would like Americans to stop overthinking getting married, answer a few questions, and let it help them get hitched. Have shows like Indian Matchmaking, and the tremendous isolation brought on by COVID-19, brought the idea of an arranged marriage to an all new audience?
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Do Fortnite and PUBG Need to Worry About Red Dead Online's Gun Rush? We Find Out
Is Red Dead Online's Gun Rush more than PUBG or Fortnite with cowboys and horses? We find out.
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Facebook Fires Engineer Who Bragged About Using User Data To Stalk Women
Facebook Inc on Thursday said that it fired an employee accused of bragging on matchmaking app Tinder about his access to private user information.
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Street Fighter V April Update Will Bring Back Guile; Add Rage-Quit Penalty
Alongside the new character, Capcom is also issuing changes and fixes to its online system for better performance and experience for players.
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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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Sebi Seeks Fresh IPO Clarification From RBL Bank, Matrimony
Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has sought fresh clarification on the proposed initial public offerings of RBL Bank (formerly Ratnakar Bank) and online matchmaking firm Matrimony.com.
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Matrimony.com Files for IPO to Raise Rs 350 Cr
Matrimony.com, which runs online matchmaking websites, has filed for an initial public offering to raise about Rs 350 crore ($53.7 million).
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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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Beyond the norm: Matrimony sites that focus on small groups reap big benefits
Matrimony websites are moving from the one size fits all formula and building niche portals that cater to everything from specific regions to the differently abled, the adopted, and divorced people. Is this helping anyone though?
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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.
-
Panipuri Vendor Turns Matchmaker, Sparks Hilarious Online Thread
The post received so much attention that people couldn't help but share their thoughts on the matter.
-
Tinder Rolls Out 'Matchmaker' Feature To Let Friends, Family Approve Matches
Popular dating app Tinder has launched a new feature called 'Matchmaker', which allows family and friends to access the online dating service and recommend profiles for a user.
-
Forget Dating Apps: People Moving to Twitter, TikTok to Find the Perfect Match, MIT Report States
A number of people are now looking for love on apps such as Tinder and Bumble, and a majority of them are usually ending up being fatigued or having a burnout instead. So, some of the newest matchmakers have decided to take the matter into their hands.
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From Indian Matchmaking to ArrangedMarriages.co — a New World of Relationships Emerges Online
ArrangedMarriages.co would like Americans to stop overthinking getting married, answer a few questions, and let it help them get hitched. Have shows like Indian Matchmaking, and the tremendous isolation brought on by COVID-19, brought the idea of an arranged marriage to an all new audience?
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Do Fortnite and PUBG Need to Worry About Red Dead Online's Gun Rush? We Find Out
Is Red Dead Online's Gun Rush more than PUBG or Fortnite with cowboys and horses? We find out.
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Facebook Fires Engineer Who Bragged About Using User Data To Stalk Women
Facebook Inc on Thursday said that it fired an employee accused of bragging on matchmaking app Tinder about his access to private user information.
-
Street Fighter V April Update Will Bring Back Guile; Add Rage-Quit Penalty
Alongside the new character, Capcom is also issuing changes and fixes to its online system for better performance and experience for players.
-
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.
-
Sebi Seeks Fresh IPO Clarification From RBL Bank, Matrimony
Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has sought fresh clarification on the proposed initial public offerings of RBL Bank (formerly Ratnakar Bank) and online matchmaking firm Matrimony.com.
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Matrimony.com Files for IPO to Raise Rs 350 Cr
Matrimony.com, which runs online matchmaking websites, has filed for an initial public offering to raise about Rs 350 crore ($53.7 million).
-
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.
-
Beyond the norm: Matrimony sites that focus on small groups reap big benefits
Matrimony websites are moving from the one size fits all formula and building niche portals that cater to everything from specific regions to the differently abled, the adopted, and divorced people. Is this helping anyone though?
