Lou's fund invested in PayPal stock, while Braintree and Venmo were integrated into PayPal's brand portfolio, influenced by investment philosophies inspired by Warren Buffett.
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What happened
Lou's fund invested in PayPal stock, while Braintree and Venmo were integrated into PayPal's brand portfolio, influenced by investment philosophies inspired by Warren Buffett.
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The entities involved
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Lou
French singer-songwriter
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Venmo
mobile payment service owned by PayPal
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Warren Buffett
American investor, entrepreneur and businessman
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PayPal
American worldwide online payments system
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