Paypal Stock News

PayPal's undemanding valuation does not align with its strong fundamentals and growth prospects. The company has a leading position in the digital payments industry and has grown through organic initi

Paypal (PYPL) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.

The long-term growth of e-commerce and digital payments should propel PayPal for many years. PayPal generates sizable free cash flow that it uses to fund share buybacks.

Frictionless commerce firm AppTech Payments completed the pilot of its Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform. Now, the company will use the BaaS solution for the commercial launch of InstaCash, a

With the markets approaching 52-week highs, one is likely to think that all stocks are doing well. However, that's not the case.

In a recent 13F filing, Tudor Investment Corp., the investment firm founded by legendary trader Paul Tudor Jones revealed initiating a stake in PayPal Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:PYPL), acquiring approximat

Some sectors have positive tailwinds, and the industry size has swelled sustainably for a decade or more. However, during this period, the best stocks from the sector are not always surging higher.

No curveballs from the April CPI data

The Nasdaq stock exchange lists numerous corporations, and some of them present attractive long-term buying opportunities. While trades can make some money by correctly timing their buy and sell poi

When Ellis Soodak was planning the launch of Verdi Cannabis dispensary in New York City, he didn't want to face the dangers his father did at the family's liquor store in the 1970s and 80s.

Most of the money that goes into PayPal's Venmo is transferred out within 10 days. The company wants its debit cards to motivate users to keep money on its platform without losing the ability to pay f

PayPal Holdings (NASDAQ: PYPL ) has been in a slump since 2021. The fintech firm's latest results suggest a positive change.

The market's optimism for PayPal Holdings, Inc.'s Q1 beat and raise last week has faded swiftly, highlighting investors' ongoing concerns about execution risks ahead. In addition to ongoing uncertaint

U.S. equities, especially undervalued software stocks, appear to be in rally mode. As of the end of Wednesday's trading session, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite has risen 2.37 percentage points in the

PayPal's transformation is just starting. PayPal blew expectations out of the water in Q1.