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PayPal wants to become your daily money habit

The payments company is working to give its customers more choices, in hopes of becoming a bigger part of their financial lives.

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Music festivals go cashless

At the Outside Lands music festival in San Francisco, visitors are given an RFID wristband that can be loaded with money to pay for food, drinks and merchandise.

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Would you take financial advice from PayPal? (The 3:59, Ep. 63)

We also look at Facebook's changes to its Messenger app and Cuban content coming to the US via Dish Network.

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Why PayPal sees itself as the future of payments

CEO Dan Schulman envisions a day when cashier lines die off as phones give people "all the power of a bank branch in the palm of their hand."

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Samsung takes Apple fight to the Supreme Court (The 3:59, Ep. 55)

We also hit on PayPal's push for more workplace flexibility and Elon Musk's vision for Mars.

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PayPal's mission to diversify, one mom at a time

The payments company starts a return-to-work program called Recharge in another push by the tech industry to provide more workplace flexibility.

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PayPal to shutter operations in Turkey over licensing hurdle

To remain in business there, the online payments service would need to set up local IT systems, which it does not plan to do.

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<p>PayPal has pulled the plug on apps for Windows Phone, BlackBerry, and Amazon Kindle devices.</p>

PayPal to Microsoft, BlackBerry, Amazon Kindle Fire: Buh-Bye

The payments service says it will cease support for apps on these mobile platforms in order to focus more on Apple iOS and Google Android devices.

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PayPal co-founder admits backing Hulk Hogan's case against Gawker

Hogan, the former pro wrestler, won more than $115 million in a Florida jury trial in March. Turns out he had some significant backing from a Silicon Valley billionaire.

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​Buyer beware: PayPal drops purchase protection for crowdfunding

Planning on crowdfunding a pair of hamburger earmuffs or those fancy neon hover boots? Be warned: PayPal won't back your purchase if the campaign falls through.

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FTC investigating PayPal's Venmo payment service

The company reveals it received a request in March for documents related to a probe into possible deceptive or unfair practices by Venmo.

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When Amazon Payments meets high fashion, shopping gets a whole new look

Amazon hooks up with boutique clothier Moda Operandi, hoping to catch some magic for its fledgling payments service.

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THIS SMART IRON COST $1000

How much do you hate wrinkled clothes?

A Swedish company known for its high-end ironing systems will soon begin to sell a smart iron that costs more than $1,000.