Tinder is making a lot of money from your swipes — enough to help its parent company to stroll over to Wall Street soon and cash in to the tune of more than half a billion dollars on the New York Stock Exchange. The Match Group, parent company of every millennial's favorite dating app, Tinder, as well as other big name services like Match and OkCupid, revealed in a filing Monday that it plans to raise as much as $536 million in a public offering. Tinder alone has more than nine million daily active users looking for love, or something like it, and an average of 332,000 monthly members who pay for the premium version of that love, according to the filing. The new dating giant could be worth...
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