GRINDR BUYS HIV TELEHEALTH FIRM FOR $250M
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Grindr has agreed to acquire PurposeMed, owner of HIV-prevention telehealth provider Freddie, for $250 million. The dating app's first major acquisition marks its expansion into healthcare services.
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