(Bloomberg) -- PayPal Holdings Inc. will acquire Honey Science Corp. for about $4 billion, its largest-ever acquisition, adding a startup that amasses valuable data on consumer buying habits and doles ...
At first, it looked like a bout of bad online publicity for a popular coupon platform. Now it’s turned into a major legal ...
Influencers alleging PayPal Inc.'s browser shopping extension Honey stole their affiliate link commissions didn’t identify a ...
A YouTube creator is accusing PayPal of fraudulent behavior tied to the internet browser extension Honey, which advertises finding and applying coupon codes for ...
PayPal said it will acquire Honey Science, a shopping and rewards platform, for $4 billion in cash. According to PayPal, the addition of Honey will boost engagement for its users as well as merchants.
Earlier this week, PayPal agreed to purchase Honey, a Los Angeles-based coupon finder, for an eye-popping $4 billion. If it goes through, it will be the largest tech deal in that city’s history, as ...
Online influencers who make money off promoting products online are getting played by one of Silicon Valley’s iconic technology companies, a new lawsuit claims. “It involves almost every high-profile ...
PayPal is taking a step away from the Honey brand, the $4 billion shopping rewards acquisition it made in 2019, with today’s launch of PayPal Rewards. The new program will replace “Honey Gold” — the ...
Clipping coupons does pay off. On Thursday, PayPal announced it would spend approximately $4 billion in its largest acquisition ever to buy Honey, a free browser extension that helps people save money ...
PayPal Inc. today said it has acquired Honey Science Corp., a web browser extension and coupon site, for $4 billion in a mostly cash deal. Founded in 2012, Honey pitches itself as a site that helps ...
PayPal CEO and President Dan Schulman describes the deal as "amongst the most transformative acquisitions in PayPal’s history," but investors appear wary: PayPal shares dropped more than 2 percent ...