POWER PLAYERS: Meet the 8 PayPal execs shaping the

POWER PLAYERS: Meet the 8 PayPal execs shaping the payment giant's future as its stock skyrockets and e-commerce surges

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Published 27 Jul 2020

· Digital payments have taken off amid the coronavirus pandemic, with consumers and merchants alike looking for more ways to digitize the way they pay, both online and in-person.
· PayPal has seen record transaction volumes and sign-ups this year.
· PayPal is set to report second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, July 29th.
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POWER PLAYERS: Meet the 8 PayPal execs shaping the payment giant's future as its stock skyrockets and e-commerce surges

POWER PLAYERS: Meet the 8 PayPal execs shaping the payment giant's future as its stock skyrockets and e-commerce surges

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