THINGS have become heated in the world of internet dating as ambitious Edinburgh-based business Cupid has found itself embroiled in a €1 million (£800,000) legal dispute over the way it has romanced French customers.
According to legal papers seen by The Herald, Cupid has been challenged by continental rival Cupidon over the Scottish company's use of the Cupidon.com domain name it bought 18 months ago.
The result of the case, which is being heard by the Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris, is expected this week.
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