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Drag performer Jorgeous at the Grindr opening outside the New York Stock Exchange on November 18.

Photograph by Halie Chavez

There is a new dating app on the market.

Grindr (ticker: GRIND), the app geared toward the gay, bi, trans and queer community, started trading on the New York Stock Exchange Friday after merging with blank-check company Tiga Acquisition in a $2.1 billion deal.


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