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Zacks Investment Research
1 day ago
Intuit vs. PayPal: Which Fintech Stock Is the Better Buy Now?
INTU's AI-driven ecosystem and TurboTax Live fuel growth, while PYPL's Venmo expansion and comprehensive payments and commerce solutions intensify the fintech battle.
Intuit vs. PayPal: Which Fintech Stock Is the Better Buy Now?
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Benzinga
1 day ago
3 Beaten-Down Stocks Primed For A Major Bounceback
Everyone loves a good rebound stock, especially investors who've hung around long enough to benefit from a big bounce-back share price.
3 Beaten-Down Stocks Primed For A Major Bounceback
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Seeking Alpha
3 days ago
PayPal: A 15% FCF Yield With 10% Of The Market Cap Net Cash
Starting in March 2026, Enrique Lores started his new role as PayPal's President and CEO. He was quick in announcing new rationalization efforts targeting $1.5 billion in annual run-rate savings. Management reiterated its previous guidance released last February, with adjusted free cash flows and share repurchases both expected at around $6.0 billion in 2026. Based on PYPL's current market capitalization of $39.0 billion, this represents a ~15% free cash flow yield, which is the highest in my coverage universe at the moment.
PayPal: A 15% FCF Yield With 10% Of The Market Cap Net Cash
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Zacks Investment Research
3 days ago
PayPal's $1.5B Cost Reduction: Will It Drive Faster Growth?
PYPL targets $1.5B in savings through AI, automation and restructuring as it streamlines operations to boost growth and profitability.
PayPal's $1.5B Cost Reduction: Will It Drive Faster Growth?
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Seeking Alpha
3 days ago
PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL) Presents at Bernstein 42nd Annual Strategic Decisions Conference Transcript
PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL) Presents at Bernstein 42nd Annual Strategic Decisions Conference Transcript
PayPal Holdings, Inc. (PYPL) Presents at Bernstein 42nd Annual Strategic Decisions Conference Transcript
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PYMNTS
4 days ago
PayPal and Weixin Pay Facilitate Payments for US Visitors to China
U.S. PayPal users traveling in China will soon be able to complete payments at tens of millions of Weixin Pay merchants across China by scanning QR codes.
PayPal and Weixin Pay Facilitate Payments for US Visitors to China
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Invezz
4 days ago
PayPal expands China payment access through WeChat Pay merchants
US users of PayPal can now make purchases across China using the QR-code merchant network of WeChat Pay, according to an announcement made by Tencent Financial Technology on Wednesday. The company said the service will initially be available for US PayPal users and will later be rolled out in phases to PayPal users in other markets.
PayPal expands China payment access through WeChat Pay merchants
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Reuters
4 days ago
Tencent links PayPal to WeChat Pay network, enabling US users to spend across China
U.S. PayPal users can now make purchases across China ​using WeChat Pay's QR-code merchant ‌network, Tencent Financial Technology said on Wednesday, adding the service will be rolled ​out to PayPal users in ​other markets in phases.
Tencent links PayPal to WeChat Pay network, enabling US users to spend across China
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24/7 Wall Street
4 days ago
Forget SoFi: 3 Fintech Stocks With Less Drama
SoFi Technologies (NASDAQ: SOFI | SOFI Price Prediction) has dominated retail trading feeds all year on the strength of a 30% revenue growth guide, a stablecoin launch, and a CEO who keeps buying his own stock.
Forget SoFi: 3 Fintech Stocks With Less Drama
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PRNewsWire
5 days ago
The Tour Guy Launches "Reserve Now, Pay Later," Bringing Big-Tech Booking Flexibility to Independent Travel
New feature, powered by payments infrastructure from PayPal, gives travelers flexibility while helping independent travel companies compete with larger booking platforms ROME, May 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Tour Guy, one of Europe's largest and most trusted tour operators and destination marketplaces, today announced the launch of its new "Reserve Now, Pay Later" feature – enabled by PayPal (NYSE: PYPL) – giving travelers the ability to secure high-demand tours in advance without being charged until closer to their travel date. The launch reflects a growing shift in how consumers plan and pay for travel — prioritizing flexibility, convenience, and trust — while also signaling how mid-sized travel companies are leveraging modern payments infrastructure to offer capabilities traditionally associated with larger booking platforms.
The Tour Guy Launches "Reserve Now, Pay Later," Bringing Big-Tech Booking Flexibility to Independent Travel