PayPal CEO Alex Chriss Says Anticipate Faster Rollout Of Upgraded Online Branded Checkout Flow For Europe Starting In The Second Quarter
April 29 (Reuters) - PayPal Holdings Inc PYPL.O:
PAYPAL CEO ALEX CHRISS SAYS ANTICIPATE FASTER ROLLOUT OF UPGRADED ONLINE BRANDED CHECKOUT FLOW FOR EUROPE STARTING IN THE SECOND QUARTER
PAYPAL CEO ALEX CHRISS SPEAKING ON CONFERENCE CALL
PAYPAL CFO JAMIE MILLER SAYS ON PACE TO OUTPERFORM OUR ORIGINAL EXPECTATIONS FOR THE FIRST HALF OF 2025
PAYPAL CFO JAMIE MILLER SAYS CONSUMER SPENDING AND THE LABOR MARKET HAVE PROVEN RESILIENT
PAYPAL CFO JAMIE MILLER SAYS ANNUAL FORECAST NOW IMPLICITLY BUILDS SOME INCREMENTAL FLEXIBILITY INTO SECOND HALF OF YEAR FROM MACROECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY
PAYPAL CFO JAMIE MILLER SAYS TARIFF RELATED CONCERNS AND NEWS FLOW HAVE LIKELY RESULTED IN SOME SPEND BEING PULLED FORWARD FOR CERTAIN VERTICALS IN THE US
PAYPAL CEO SAYS THINGS HAVE BEEN PRETTY CONSISTENT SO FAR, WHEN ASKED ABOUT CONSUMER HEALTH
PAYPAL CFO SAYS IN FIRST PART OF APRIL SAW AN UPLIFT IN TOTAL PAYMENT VOLUME
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