Associated Press:Â Match.com and Tinder are looking for a Wall Street hookup as their parent group prepares to establish them as a separate, publicly traded company. IAC/InteractiveCorp, which is controlled by billionaire Barry Diller, has approved a proposal for an initial public offering. Diller said that it’s “healthy” to give companies “independence from a mother church.” He laid the groundwork for the IPO two years ago when he formed the Match Group, which also includes OKCupid, Chemistry.com and other dating sites and apps.