Carl Icahn, who months ago called on eBay to spin off the lucrative online and mobile payment service, continues to believe the payments field must be consolidated, either by PayPal buying up smaller rivals or by merging with another major player.
October 01, 2014 at 11:00 AM
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PayPal’s split from longtime partner eBay Inc. makes Carl Icahn mighty happy. But he doesn’t think PayPal should stay single for long.
Icahn, who months ago called on eBay to spin off the lucrative online and mobile payment service, continues to believe that the payments field must be consolidated, either by PayPal buying up smaller rivals or by merging with another major player.
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