Normally, when a security problem is spotted with the operation of a major online commerce operation, there's a flurry of activity.
During their recent corporate earnings call, PayPal’s Chief Executive Officer Dan Schulman sounded happy when he announced that his company has managed to gain an additional 6.6 million new users in the fourth quarter of 2015.
The Council of Better Business Bureaus (BBB) warned consumers about the rampant scams occurring on Craigslist
Samsung, a leading presence in the payments space, announced the support of gift cards from popular merchants and major retail establishments.
Those out there planning to do Christmas shopping online this year are far from alone, and for good reason.
Ever since PayPal departed from the eBay fold, it's been eyed as a fairly attractive investment.
eBay has recently sent a notice to its sellers that they will not be able to accept payments via Skrill, ProPay, and Paymate from September 27, 2015.
Wimo Labs, a company based in Orange County, California, filed a federal racketeering lawsuit against PayPal and eBay on last Thursday that claimed that both of these two companies abetted the sales of counterfeit products.
In order for mobile payments to truly take their place on the world stage, such systems must be regarded as safe for use.
The two will be splitting from each other on July 17, fueling questions on the future of both companies.
Following the upcoming split of PayPal and eBay, both companies can pursue new partnerships. as stated in an US SEC filing.
PayPal is spinning off from parent company, eBay, and both will become independent publicly traded companies in the latter half of 2015.
Braintree, the online payments processor that was recently acquired by eBay’s PayPal for $800 million, has announced that it will soon be accepting payments in bitcoin.
Braintree may start to accept bitcoin soon, but will the digital currency's volatility create second thoughts?
EBay CEO John Donahoe revealed the company is considering adding bitcoin as a payment option at its annual shareholder meeting.
