Shareholder sues Match Group over safety failures amid stock jump and revenue rise
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最新报道：A shareholder has filed a lawsuit against Match Group, alleging executives ignored systemic safety failures despite tracking hundreds of sexual assault reports through its "Sentinel" database since 2016. The complaint cites cases like predator Stephen Matthews, who remained active on apps for years after repeated reports, and accuses CEO Spencer Rascoff and former CEO Bernard Kim of prioritizing growth over user safety. It claims declining user trust—not competition—caused Tinder's 2024 user drop, while Match Group failed to deliver promised safety transparency despite public commitments. The $8.8B company faces demands for governance reforms and restitution, with victims' stories highlighting systemic failures to act on reports.
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