Rad and other Tinder co-founders claim the bankers dramatically undervalued Tinder at $3 billion when it should’ve been worth far more - allowing Diller’s companies to cheat Rad and others out billions when the app was absorbed into Diller’s conglomerate. Kim is expected to tell the jury in a high-stakes New York trial kicking off Monday that he was pressured by higher-ups at Diller’s media conglomerate IAC, owner of the Match Group dating-app empire, into underselling Tinder’s financial prospects during conversations with investment bankers as Match prepped its 2017 Tinder takeover. The witness, Tinder’s ex-vice president of finance James Kim, was also offered an additional $1 million by the litigation fund if the court rules against Diller’s companies, according to court filings. My Tinder date stole my shoes, gave them to his girlfriend - I got the last laughĪ key witness in the trial involving Tinder co-founder Sean Rad - who’s suing Barry Diller’s media empire for a staggering $2 billion, claiming it duped him about the wildly successful hookup app’s value - was paid $2 million by a litigation fund ahead of his testimony, according to court documents. I’m the ‘hot cop’ banned from Tinder - they think I’m too good to be true I’ve dated women from all 50 states - but still haven’t found ‘the one’ Tinder match robs woman of over $100K in ‘pig butchering’ scam
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