Bumble CEO Lidiane Jones says the app is rethinking its signature "women make the first move." Credit: Gabby Jones / Bloomberg via Getty Images Since its inception in 2014, dating app Bumble's schtick ...

The Bumble dating app just changed one of the biggest rules in online dating, and the days of women always having to send that first message are officially over. According to an official announcement ...

Women-first Dating App Launches New Features and Design, Ushering in the Next Decade of Dating AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Bumble, the women-first dating app, today unveiled an updated brand ...

Ladies first… but possibly not for long. The CEO of Bumble, the dating app where women are required to message first, is rethinking the app’s signature feature. Since its founding in 2014, the selling ...

Lidiane Jones, the CEO of Bumble, told investors its app will look different when it relaunches. Jones said Bumble is reconsidering whether women will have to make the first move anymore. Bumble is ...

Bumble’s revenue and paying user base have shrunk as the dating-app company agrees to a $1.3 billion deal to go private.

For the past decade, the dating app Bumble has claimed to be all about empowering women. But under a new CEO, Lidiane Jones, Bumble is now apologizing for a tone-deaf ad campaign that many users said ...

Dating app Bumble has changed its signature "women message first" rule, leaving some are confused. On Aug. 11, Bumble announced anyone on the dating app can send the first message − no longer just ...

Bumble has become the latest brand in the cluttered dating app landscape to get a makeover as it tries to reach generations fatigued with online dating. The dating app, which launched in 2014 with the ...

Bumble is upgraded to Buy due to strong free cash flow, improved balance sheet, and undervalued stock price. BMBL's Q3 2025 showed declining revenue but achieved GAAP profitability and significant ...

Since its founding in 2014, the sell of Bumble was that "women make the first move" as a mission of female empowerment. NurPhoto via Getty Images Ladies first… but possibly not for long. The CEO of ...

Bumble is rethinking its rule to have women "making the first move" on the app. In an interview with Fortune, Bumble's new CEO, Lidiane Jones, said she is reconsidering having women initiate ...