PayPal owns the namesake app and Venmo, and both companies are facing market performance concerns due to trade wars and post-earnings dips.
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PayPal owns the namesake app and Venmo, and both companies are facing market performance concerns due to trade wars and post-earnings dips.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.PayPal owns Venmo; market performance is affected by trade wars and post-earnings dips.1 source
Venmo reports 20%+ revenue growth; PayPal HQ confirmed in San Jose.1 source
Trump signed a tax reform bill that impacts Venmo's reporting requirements.1 source
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