The two Am Law 100 firms and a pair of Canadian shops have picked up work on a pickup site deal that will see Barry Diller-backed The Match Group buy PlentyofFish Media for $575 million in cash.
July 17, 2015 at 07:20 PM
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There may be plenty of fish in the sea, but online dating company The Match Group has agreed to pay $575 million for some of them.
The Match Group, a subsidiary of Barry Diller-backed Internet giant IAC/InterActiveCorp, announced this week its acquisition of Vancouver-based PlentyofFish Media in an all-cash deal. And when you’re an aptly titled online dating site that wields a pretty price tag, you need some big-firm companionship to really close the deal.
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