In eHarmony’s early years, Warren frequently plugged the site on the radio program of evangelical author James Dobson, who co-founded Focus on the Family.

About eHarmony, Inc. Santa Monica, Calif.-based eHarmony, Inc. ( www.eharmony.com) was founded in 2000 and is a pioneer in using relationship science to match singles seeking long-term relationships.

Neil Clark Warren, founder of the online dating site EHarmony.com Inc., does matchmaking by the numbers. Subscribers fill in 436 answers on a questionnaire. The company’s computers then use a ...

Online matchmaker EHarmony.com said Monday that it raised nearly $110 million in venture capital in what experts said was a vote of confidence in the online dating industry. Pasadena-based ...

There are reports that popular dating site eHarmony has been hacked, yet a post on the site's official blog proclaims "eHarmony.com NOT Hacked." Obviously something happened, but what? And how do ...

For online relationship match-making site eHarmony, pairing up two people to potentially spend the rest of their lives together is no simple task.

Online dating site Chemistry.com is taking shots at eHarmony.com, with new ads showing its larger competitor as being out of touch with mainstream America. The ads, which roll out this week, will ...

The online dating company eHarmony Inc. paid $1.28 million this week to settle a consumer protection lawsuit, Santa Clara County prosecutors said Tuesday.

Because of Warren's strong evangelical bona fides, the impression persists that eHarmony is a dating service for Christians—even though the company has severed its ties with Dobson's group, and ...

The online dating service eHarmony.com agreed today to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging it discriminated against gays.

Online dating site Chemistry.com is taking shots at eHarmony.com, with new ads showing its larger competitor as being out of touch with mainstream America. The ads, which roll out this week, will ...