PayPal CEO Alex Chriss just wrapped up his first year on the job at the payments company, which was in a protracted downturn when he took over. Bolstered by cost cuts and improved margins, the stock jumped 34% in the third quarter, which closed on Monday, its best quarterly performance since 2020.
The latest trading day saw Paypal (PYPL) settling at $78.03, representing a +0.19% change from its previous close.
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PayPal launched its PayPal Complete Payments platform in China, saying the solution will streamline payment and receivables processes for businesses of all sizes and support their cross-border transactions. Chinese businesses can use the platform to build trust with their customers and offer a variety of payment options, the company said in a Thursday (Sept.
PayPal Holdings now enables U.S. merchants — except those in New York State — to buy, hold and sell cryptocurrency directly from their PayPal business accounts. The company also now enables PayPal business account holders to send and receive supported cryptocurrency tokens to and from external blockchain accounts, PayPal Holdings said in a Wednesday (Sept.
PayPal Holdings announced on Wednesday it is enabling U.S. merchants to buy, hold and sell cryptocurrency from their business accounts.