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It wasn’t quite an AMA, but Reddit executives fielded a few questions submitted by Redditors on the company’s first earnings call. Here’s how it went. Reddit has always marched to the beat of its own drummer—so when it came time for its first earnings call as a public company, it had no plans to alter that strategy.

Tinder’s paying user base declined 9% from the same time a year ago to just under 10 million. Tinder continued to lose paying users in its first quarter, with Match Group CEO telling investors Tuesday that the company expects to slow user declines in the back half of this year.

The list of planned area locations continues to grow for Arctic Elevation, a performance health and wellness center franchise planning to enter the market this year.

Lyft is benefiting from the industry-wide trend of a pickup in ride-hailing demand and its strong execution of new functionalities. Ride-hailing company Lyft projected higher-than-expected gross bookings and core profit for the current quarter on Tuesday, driven by robust demand for its services and benefits from new user and driver features.

This week's Florida Business Minds podcast episode introduces listeners to Ed Narain, vice president of external and legislative affairs for AT&T.

Along with original beams, there are also original ladders from the barn structure in the house. Records show the property dates back to at least the late 1800s.