Bumble investors allege in a lawsuit filed in federal court in New York that they swiped right on buying shares in the company because they were falsely led to believe that the popular dating app’s count of paying users was growing.
Bumble, its top officers, Blackstone Group and other defendants were hit with a securities class action Monday in New York Southern District Court in connection with the company’s Sept. 2021 secondary public stock offering.
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