John Rainey, PayPal's CFO, discusses growth opportunities for the payments processor as it transitions away from eBay.
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PayPal's CFO says its new partnership with Facebook Marketplace could dwarf the business it does with eBay

PayPal's CFO says its new partnership with Facebook Marketplace could dwarf the business it does with eBay

Dan DeFrancesco | John Rainey, PayPal's CFO, discusses growth opportunities for the payments processor as it transitions away from eBay.

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Some Wall Street firms are reevaluating policies for drug testing employees. Here’s where the biggest banks stand on testing workers for marijuana use.

Some Wall Street firms are reevaluating policies for drug testing employees. Here’s where the biggest banks stand on testing workers for marijuana use.

Jeremy Berke | Many big banks will be impacted by a new law in New York City that bars employers from forcing job applicants to take drug tests for marijuana use.

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A private-equity titan who's doubled the money in each of his 7 funds shares the biggest investing lessons he's gathered from 30 years of industry dominance

A private-equity titan who's doubled the money in each of his 7 funds shares the biggest investing lessons he's gathered from 30 years of industry dominance

Joe Ciolli | John Danhakl, a managing partner at Leonard Green & Partners, shares the nine most important lessons he's learned from his 30 years in private equity.

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Tradeweb just hired a former senior technologist at Citadel for a new role that signals fixed income's increasing focus on trade data

Tradeweb just hired a former senior technologist at Citadel for a new role that signals fixed income's increasing focus on trade data

Dan DeFrancesco | Caius Howcroft, who was head of platform technology at Citadel, was named Tradeweb's head of data and platform architecture technologies.

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A tech exec explains how it feels to spend 1.5 years preparing for a $226 million IPO, only to sell to PayPal for $2.2 billion

A tech exec explains how it feels to spend 1.5 years preparing for a $226 million IPO, only to sell to PayPal for $2.2 billion

Shona Ghosh | iZettle announced its $2.2 billion acquisition by PayPal a day before it was due to publish its IPO documents.

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Career experts say asking these 8 questions at work will show your CEO that you're a born leader

Career experts say asking these 8 questions at work will show your CEO that you're a born leader

Shana Lebowitz | Ask these questions during a meeting with your CEO, experts say, so that you look smart, knowledgeable, and engaged.

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Trump's Huawei ban could hurt chipmakers like Intel and Qualcomm, but one analyst thinks the processor industry has bigger things to worry about

Trump's Huawei ban could hurt chipmakers like Intel and Qualcomm, but one analyst thinks the processor industry has bigger things to worry about

Benjamin Pimentel | Chipmakers are expected to take a hit from the Huawei ban and the broader "tech cold war." But one analyst said the sector faces other problems.

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New Y Combinator President Geoff Ralston explains why he's so excited about investing in the youngest startups, and his philosophy for helping them to grow

New Y Combinator President Geoff Ralston explains why he's so excited about investing in the youngest startups, and his philosophy for helping them to grow

Megan Hernbroth | Geoff Ralston will be taking over as Y Combinator President for Sam Altman, who announced his departure in March.

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A top exec at GlaxoSmithKline gave us an inside look at the $100 billion pharma giant's experiment with a new way of getting paid for medicines

A top exec at GlaxoSmithKline gave us an inside look at the $100 billion pharma giant's experiment with a new way of getting paid for medicines

Emma Court | Drug companies are getting paid based on how well their treatments work. That's more complicated than it sounds.

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Inside Amazon's battle to put down an unprecedented shareholder revolt over facial recognition

Inside Amazon's battle to put down an unprecedented shareholder revolt over facial recognition

Jake Kanter | Amazon investors are concerned that the Rekognition technology will be used for surveillance and has been found to produce inaccurate results.

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