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Allowing consumers who purchased goods online to return them to retail stores can be a win-win

Allowing consumers who purchased goods online to return them to retail stores can be a win-win
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Here s what s causing dating app burnout, according to Hinge CEO

Hinge CEO Justin McLeod revealed in a recent interview with the Financial Times that dating fatigue is usually due to one of two reasons.

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Dating Platform Algorithms Skew Toward Popularity

Dating Platform Algorithms Skew Toward Popularity
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Dating apps are pushing forward more popular people: study

A new study out of Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Washington analyzed 3-month data from 240,000 users on an unidentified major dating app in Asia.

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Dating platform algorithms skew toward popularity

A study finds that algorithms used by online dating platforms recommend more popular, attractive users over less popular, less attractive users.

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