Amos Barshad

Many of the major dating apps are owned by one company, Match Group. The corporation is now facing a class-action lawsuit alleging that it is unlawfully misleading app users, violating false advertising and deceptive trade practices laws.

Match Group dominates the online dating market — and critics say it’s forcing users to look for love in all the wrong places.

The industry aims to expand its reach this election season by promising revenue windfalls and downplaying evidence their services are a bad bet.

Why is a private equity firm reaping the benefits of hundreds of millions in taxpayer subsidies while taking over Minor League Baseball?

Kamala Harris once championed a true universal health care plan, only to walk it back. Now, nobody knows where she stands.

With the rise of Bowlero, private equity has come for bowling — will your neighborhood alley ever be the same?

Wall Street landlords face a heartland backlash that could set off a revolution.

Under the banner of voting reform, a tycoon’s plan could give the rich even more power to buy elections.

Internal AIPAC materials reveal huge gifts from moguls — and the strategies lobbyists used to score the cash.

After AIPAC targeted a Jewish Democratic congressman, most Dem lawmakers won’t risk pressing Israel to stop its war.

How Warren Buffett’s billionaire son, Howard Buffett, took over a U.S. city and made it his personal playground.