The Latest Breaking News from PayPal

The seismic shift in consumer sentiment in the last 48 hours has investors showing interest in the beaten-down growth technology sector. One of the poster children for this group is PayPal Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: PYPL), which is the PreMarket Prep Stock of the Day.

Fintech stocks PayPal (PYPL) and Bill.com (BILL) have been losing ground over the past few months. Let’s see which stock is a better buy the dip candidate.

Thousands of people have reported receiving scam text messages purporting to be from companies during the pandemic

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Gemma Clarke bought a Mulberry handbag that turned up broken, but when she returned the item to get her money back the seller turned nasty, kept the bag and blocked her

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PayPal co-founder broke with Trump in 2020, but now backs far-right MAGA loyalists heading into 2022 midterms

The major stock market indexes have been witnessing high price swings since the start of the year. And while impressive fourth-quarter corporate earnings have provided the stock market some support, popular companies Meta (FB), PayPal (PYPL), Affirm (AFRM), and Upwork (UPWK) reported revenues that were below Street estimates. So, let’s…

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Following the massive sell-off in Block Inc.’s (NYSE: SQ) shares, the stock reflects the company's Cash App value at merely about $6.5 billion, or around $93 per annual active user, versus PayPal Holdings Inc.’s (NASDAQ:

It’s been a volatile start to the year for the major market averages, and the Nasdaq 100 Index (QQQ) has been the weaker index, sliding more than 18% from its highs. Since its January low, the ETF has recovered nearly half of its gains, rallying 10% following an extremely oversold…