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10.11.25 - 13:03
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PayPal Brings No-Fee Buy Now Pay Later Offering to Canada (PR Newswire)
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PayPal Pay in 4 brings flexibility with no fees to millions of Canadians Shoppers benefit from an additional payment option at millions of online stores TORONTO, Nov. 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- PayPal today announced the launch of PayPal Pay in 41, an interest-free, no-fee, buy now, pay......
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05.11.25 - 14:12
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PayPal: Insider macht Kasse (Der Aktionaer)
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Ein Insiderverkauf bei PayPal sorgt für Unruhe: Eine Top-Managerin trennt sich von Aktien im Wert von fast 900.000 Dollar – ausgerechnet kurz nach starken Quartalszahlen und der Ankündigung einer ersten Dividende. Anleger reagieren nervös, Analysten bleiben skeptisch....
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05.11.25 - 07:03
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Buy Now Pay Later Can Torpedo Mortgage Chances (Benzinga)
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BNPL services like Affirm, Klarna, Afterpay, and PayPal Pay Later are popular but can hurt mortgage approval. Lenders scrutinize bank statements and debt-to-income ratio, and new credit models include BNPL data. Loan officers warn of multiple plans inflating DTI.
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05.11.25 - 00:06
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Trump Regulator Making Sure The "Debanking" Era Officially Over (ZeroHedge)
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Trump Regulator Making Sure The "Debanking" Era Officially Over
A top bank watchdog said he was making sure big banks have finally ditched those “oops, we just destroyed your business because we don't like your political beliefs" - er, debanking rather, policies. You remember those, right? We sure do. It happened around the same time Google, Paypal and Amazon all banned us due to our (correct) take on the origins of Covid-19 and because they didn't like our (correct) take on the BLM movement.
For those that missed it, a slew of banks under the Biden administration outright cancelled people's accounts and didn't allow them access to a bank account based on the industry they worked in, or many times their political views (surprise, none of them were Democrats).
Jonathan Gould, head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, or OCC, told a conference that supervisors are double-checking banks really did stop blacklisting sectors like firearms from banks, according t...
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