PayPal Stock News

One of the most important trends that has shaped the economy during the past decade has happened at the intersection of financial services and technology. Two companies, Block (XYZ 1.89%) and PayPal (PYPL 3.22%), are among those enterprises leading the charge.

Fintech's relief rally is already losing steam.

PayPal launched a new ad campaign aiming to drive consumers to its online checkout option and payment plans. PayPal stock fell amid the news.

Shares of Affirm, Toast, Bill.com, PayPal and other consumer-focused fintech firms turned lower Thursday. Goldman Sachs warned that higher import duties could squeeze margins for hardware-dependent fintechs like Toast and Block.

With an S&P 500 bear market underway, there are plenty of "discounted" stocks to be found. President Donald Trump's tariff strategy could cause inflation to surge, and many experts see the chances of a U.S. recession in 2025 as much higher than they were a few months ago.

For well over a century, the stock market has been a bona fide wealth-creating machine. But this doesn't mean equities aren't susceptible to big moves lower from time to time.

PayPal Holdings, Inc.'s new management strategy is driving solid execution, improving key metrics, and creating undervaluation, presenting a strong buy opportunity despite recent stock corrections. The firm's focus on better user experiences, innovative initiatives like "Win Checkout," and strategic shifts in Enterprise Payments are expected to boost margins and growth. Financially, PayPal's re...

The tech-heavy NASDAQ is entering bear market territory, as measured by the Invesco QQQ NASDAQ: QQQ, falling 21.85% from its highs as of Apr. 3, 2025.