How long PayIvy will be able to stay online remains to be seen, but it certainly won't be the last marketplace of its kind.
After the closing bell Wednesday, e-commerce giant eBay turned in quarterly results, along with Facebook, Qualcomm and AT&T.
This is the pinnacle week for earnings season for the S&P 500, with major tech companies among those reporting quarterly results.
Many Africans were using cell phones to make payments long before it was cool in Europe and North America.
The startup develops white label payment systems for Walmart and Subway.
The tech titan is largely interested in Softcard's patents for mobile payments, a report says.
Forget bullet trains. This will get you from Los Angeles to San Francisco in under 30 minutes.
Despite the growth in online retail, shoppers place their trust in few companies to protect their payment data.
Thiel has nothing to do with the racially charged deaths of black men at the hands of police, but Ferguson protesters took over the stage anyway.
The flaw could have allowed hackers full access to accounts. PayPal fixed the problem and awarded Yasser Ali $10,000 for finding it.
Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, who joined eBay in 2008, has decided to resign.
First eBay, then Hewlett-Packard, and now Symantec. What's going on here?
Company would follow eBay and HP as breakups gain traction in the tech world.
The currency plummeted in value over the weekend, but that might not be a bad thing.
As separate companies, eBay and PayPal could help fulfill the ambitions of two bigger tech players.
Apple Pay allows consumers to make transactions with their mobile devices, an area where PayPal still lags behind.
EBay announced Tuesday plans to separate eBay and PayPal into independent, publicly traded companies in 2015.
PayPal customers can buy digital products with bitcoin through third-party payment processors.
Robust pricing has set up what may be the biggest IPO in U.S. history.
Going public with Alibaba could potentially raise $25 billion, and maybe make it the biggest IPO in U.S. history. What's the real strategy?
Thiel, a respected voice in Silicon Valley, thinks Apple needs to do better than the Apple Watch and Apple Pay.
The global payment service joins a handful of high-profile companies in accepting the controversial digital currency.
