REUTERS - Momo Inc's chief executive and a group of investment firms offered to buy all shares of the Chinese mobile chat app company they do not already own for $1.9 billion, six months after the ...

Shares of Momo, sometimes referred to as “China’s Tinder,” plunge after the company says the Chinese government has ordered the removal of its “Tantan” mobile hook-up app from app stores. The Chinese ...

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Live-streaming hasn't taken off in the U.S. as it has in China. Live-streaming platform Periscope, which is owned by Twitter, isn't exactly a household name. Meanwhile, Facebook 's live-video platform ...

This Chinese app has moved from hooking up users to letting them get hooked on live music. Investors are right to love the shift. Until recently, Nasdaq-listed Momo was known as China’s Tinder, a ...

Momo Inc. surged, erasing the decline it had posted since its December trading debut, after the Chinese mobile social networking service reported its first profit. The American depositary receipts ...