Bumble, the beleaguered dating app who’s stock has lost 90% of its value since going public in 2021, is axing 30% of its workforce.

Bumble’s earnings are split by paying users, a focus for former CEO Lidiane Jones. While the company grew its paying app users by 11% in 2024, it has since shed 100,000 of those subscribers in 2025.

Bumble, the makers of the Bumble Dating App and Bumble For Friends, announced Wednesday that the company will be laying off 30 percent of its workforce, or roughly 240 employees.

Dating app company Bumble announced Wednesday it was laying off 30% of its staff, amounting to about 240 of its 800 employees around the world. The Austin-based company said it would reinvest the ...

Bumble will lay off roughly 30% of its workforce, or 240 employees, according to a regulatory filing filed by the online dating company on Wednesday. The jobs cuts come as the company moves to ...

Bumble shares rose 19% on the news, but their market value has shrunk by about a fifth this year to a little over $500 million. Its peak was around $15 billion, when the company went public in ...

Bumble’s shares are up around 20% following the news of the job cuts. The company’s last round of layoffs was back in February 2024, when it cut 30% its workforce, impacting around 350 employees.

Bumble reported a more than 7% fall in first-quarter revenue on Wednesday, but met Wall Street estimates, soothing some investor worries over stiff competition as it revamps its dating apps and ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Online dating platform Bumble plans to lay off about 240 employees, or roughly 30% of its global workforce. In a securities filing, Bumble disclosed that its board approved ...