People Inc

IAC Inc. (NASDAQ: IAC) operates as a leading internet company with a diversified portfolio of digital media and online services businesses. The company's website is www.iac.com.

IAC's current portfolio centers on category-leading businesses including People Inc., a major digital and print publisher, and Care.com, an online marketplace connecting families with caregivers. The company also maintains strategic equity positions in MGM Resorts International and Turo Inc., along with a controlling interest in Vivian Health, a healthcare professional job platform.

People Inc. operates over forty iconic brands across multiple verticals, including PEOPLE magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Allrecipes, Food & Wine, Better Homes & Gardens, The Spruce, InStyle, Verywell Health, and Travel + Leisure. The segment generates revenue through digital advertising, performance marketing, licensing arrangements, print subscriptions, and newsstand sales. As of December 31, 2025, People Inc. maintained approximately 15.4 million active print subscriptions and reaches more than 175 million people monthly across digital and print platforms.

Care.com provides consumer matching solutions connecting families with caregivers for children, elderly parents, pets, and homes, alongside enterprise solutions for employers offering care-related employee benefits. The platform also offers HomePay, a tax and payroll service for household employers. The Search segment includes Ask Media Group, which operates general search websites and content properties, generating revenue primarily through paid search listings supplied by Google under an agreement expiring March 31, 2026.

Emerging & Other includes The Daily Beast, a news and commentary website, and IAC Films, a film production services provider. The company previously held Angi Inc., a home services marketplace, which was spun off as an independent public company on March 31, 2025.

IAC's business model emphasizes building and acquiring internet companies across diverse verticals. The company benefits from significant seasonality, with approximately half of consolidated annual adjusted EBITDA generated in the fourth quarter, driven by holiday advertising and consumer spending. IAC maintains a dual-class share structure with Class B common stock carrying ten votes per share, with Barry Diller and family members collectively holding all outstanding Class B shares, representing approximately 46 percent of total voting power.