[ مقال ] Talks to sell PayPal to Stripe and Advent are heating up

PayPal CEO Enrique Lores’ turnaround plan for the fintech company could include a sale — of itself.
The prospect first popped in July when Stripe and private equity giant Advent
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PayPal for $60.50 a share in a deal that would have valued it at $53 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported at the time.
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PayPal balked. But apparently, negotiations never stopped and a deal could come together in the coming weeks, according to
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by the WSJ, which cited unnamed sources.
PayPal declined to comment on the report. A Stripe spokesperson said the company doesn’t “comment on rumors or speculation.”
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The negotiations are taking place as Lores attempts to save the company
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Lores joined PayPal in March, after spending years at HP. In April, Lores made the first moves in his
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, including an executive shuffle and splitting the business into three operating models: checkout solutions and PayPal, consumer financial services (and Venmo), and payment services and crypto. A month later, Lores
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that PayPal would recommit to the fundamentals,” which included “becoming a technology company again.”
PayPal’s turnaround will also include a cost-saving plans, which is expected to reduce its
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over the next two to three years.
PayPal was founded in 1998 by a number of men who went on to be Silicon Valley luminaries, including Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, Max Levchin, Luke Nosek, and others. The company
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in recent years, after ballooning during the pandemic
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