An Irish MEP has urged the Collison brothers to lift US sanctions on Stripe for Gaza expert – The Journal
An Irish MEP has urged the Collison brothers to lift US sanctions on Stripe for Gaza expert The Journal…
What to make of Collison-commissioned research on Irish economy – The Irish Times
There is a lot of hand-wringing about the Irish economy these days, be it infrastructure, housing or a…
Ireland left exposed by dependence on handful of multinationals, says Collison-commissioned report – The Irish Times
Ireland’s dependence on a handful of multinational companies to drive technological progress and productivity has left the Irish…
Stripe is weighing up possible acquisition of payments pioneer PayPal – The Irish Times
Irish led payment processing firm Stripe is considering an acquisition of all or parts of PayPal, according to…
Irish-founded payments firm Stripe is considering a takeover of rival PayPal – The Journal
Irish-founded payments firm Stripe is considering a takeover of rival PayPal The Journal Collison brothers’ Stripe eyeing PayPal acquisition The…
Irish-founded fintech Stripe valued at $159bn – The Irish Times
Irish-founded fintech Stripe has been valued at more than $159 billion (€135bn) following a tender offer that allowed…
Stripe valuation set to hit $140bn in new tender offer – The Irish Times
Payments company Stripe is arranging a tender offer that would give the company cofounded by the Collison brothers…
President Connolly voices concerns over Venezuela and upholding of international law – The Irish Times
President Catherine Connolly has described the recent loss of life in Venezuela as “appalling” and said international law…
Stripe’s valuation rises above its 2021 peak to $106.7bn – The Irish Times
Irish-founded fintech Stripe has seen its valuation climb to $106.7 billion (€90.8 billion), sources said, passing the company’s…
Heather Humphreys pledges to learn Irish – 11 years after pledge to learn Irish – The Irish Times
Some disgruntlement with Heather Humphreys has surfaced in Gaeilgeoir circles, where memories are long, after the Fine Gael…