The "Mad Money" host says the health care company delivered a standout quarter as its stock continues to climb.

The dating app’s latest campaign expansion follows five real couples navigating tricky conversations.

Justin McLeod has already raised $18 million for Overtone, an AI-based matchmaking service set to launch later this year. Nearly 15 years ago, Justin McLeod founded Hinge, now known as “the dating app ...

Five authors, including Rufi Thorpe, wrote and narrated Hinge couple stories.

Hinge Health CEO Daniel Perez told Jon Fortt the digital-care firm beat on Q2 revenue and profit and raised guidance, with ...

If you haven’t heard of Hinge, where have you been?! With 30 million users, and the app setting up a date every two seconds, it’s one of the largest dating apps on the market. But with so many people ...

Hinge founder Justin McLeod announced an $18 million fundraise for his new dating company, Overtone. McLeod stepped down from his CEO role at Hinge just last year, and Hinge owner Match Group — which ...

Dating app profiles are weirdly high-pressure. You’re supposed to summarize your entire personality in a handful of photos, answer a few prompts, and somehow come across as funny, attractive, ...

Hinge Health, Inc. (NYSE: HNGE) today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Cylinder Health, Inc, a leader in virtual-first digestive healthcare, for $105 million in cash ...

So you’re ready to start online dating and/or re-download the apps after a breakup (it’s okay, we’ve all been there) and you want to know how and where to best direct your precious time and energy.

To help promote the audiobook, Hinge created its first-ever audio ads, Young said, and is also running an OOH campaign in New York and London. The real-life couples whose stories are being told have ...

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.