Should you buy PayPal's stablecoin or Ripple's recent offering? One earns 4% interest, while the other is built for invisible infrastructure.

PayPal executives sold over $1.5M in shares after Q3 earnings as PYPL stock fell 14%. Three insiders made sales while stock ...

PayPal PYPL shares have dropped 17% year to date, which can be attributed to intensifying competition in the fintech industry from the likes of Apple Pay and others. A challenging macroeconomic ...

As shown below in the earnings estimates provided by Seeking Alpha, analysts expect PayPal to see solid earnings growth in ...

PayPal PYPL is set to report its third-quarter 2024 results on Oct. 29. PYPL expects mid-single-digit growth in revenues on a year-over-year basis for the to-be-reported quarter. Non-GAAP earnings are ...

PayPal Holdings, Inc. is rated a Strong Buy with improving profitability, low payout ratio, and robust balance sheet. Read ...

PayPal’s PYPL development of a network of merchants and consumers early in the evolution of e-commerce allowed the company to build and maintain an enviable competitive position. In recent years, ...

Among those selling shares are Chief Executive Peter Thiel and Chief Technology Officer Max Levchin. The filing comes just four months after the company's successful initial public offering.

KKR & Co. agreed to purchase as much as €65 billion ($75.4 billion) of buy-now, pay-later loans from PayPal Holdings Inc. as ...

There are two up-and-coming stablecoins that are starting to make some noise right now within the $250 billion stablecoin industry: PayPal USD (CRYPTO: PYUSD) and Ripple USD (CRYPTO: RLUSD). Both now ...