Afterpay brings pay-in-4 to Square checkout
Customers across Afterpay’s two largest markets, Australia and the US, will now be able pay-in-4 across Square terminals.
Customers across Afterpay’s two largest markets, Australia and the US, will now be able pay-in-4 across Square terminals.
The marriage between one-time Aussie market darling Afterpay and US giant Block Inc has turned into a tech reality hell for shareholders.
Afterpay Australian Fashion Week is like Christmas for fast fashion brands.
A worrying sharemarket sell-off resumed on Thursday in the wake of concerning US data, with one particular tech stock savaged.
Transporting guests to locations near and far was key to collections at Australian Fashion Week.
Maybe cash really is king right now after all, as global markets get all wobbly in the face of rising interest rates.
A woman has told a court how and why she defrauded buy now, pay later giant Afterpay of thousands of dollars in purchases using other people’s details.
The former buy now, pay later darling will soon have to start delivering for Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey.
Afterpay has shared its profits and losses and it’s a shock.
The buy now, pay later group made a huge $345.5m loss for the six months ended December, unaudited results released by new US parent Block show.
ASX 200 dropped 0.4 per cent, with falls across the board. Investors heavily sold off health care and tech stocks. Forrest mulls US coal plant deal, while Pendal rebuffs Perpetual and Afterpay losses mount.
If you want to make the local fashion industry successful, legitimately democratise and embrace diversity without making it a “thing”.
Bianca Spender has embraced a “spirit of courage” following the passing of her mother, Carla Zampatti
Billionaire Afterpay co-founder Nick Molnar and his wife Gabrielle are closer to winning council approval for their new-home plans at Sydney’s North Bondi.
As the ASX-listed tech sector continues to slide, a fresh group of hopefuls are hoping to be the next Xero or Afterpay.
Jack Dorsey’s Block has begun its integration with Afterpay, making the Australian buy now, pay later platform available to its customers for the first time.
ASX ends higher after hitting four-day highs. RBA to end bond program, Block soars on Afterpay merger, Boral climbs on $3bn investor plan.
From Afterpay to Sezzle and Zip, the business model of buy now, pay later has one major problem.
Whispir is positioning itself to emerge strongly from the share price rout that has plagued the tech sector, signing on a smorgasbord of customers.
ASX down on tech and financials. Afterpay ceases trading ahead of Block listing, Appen gains 3.9 per cent as top performing stock and Megaport dives 16.2 per cent on sales update.
ASX suffers its worst day in over a week, falling 1.1 per cent, and Afterpay dives 9.2 per cent while Pendal tumbles 16 per cent.
The ‘buy now, pay later’ sensation Afterpay has been one of our big success stories. Its founders say they are only just getting started though, after a watershed year.
One half of the duo behind the biggest merger in Australian corporate history always knew it would go global but predicts its status will soon be dwarfed by newer players.
Fewer customer used buy now, pay later throughout the crucial December shopping period with demand for Zip Co declining by a whopping 37 per cent.
Block has cleared the final hurdle in its multi-billion dollar takeover of Afterpay, with the Bank of Spain giving the deal its final approval.
ASX closes higher on energy and tech gains. Afterpay soars 4.8% after Block takeover gets approval, Woodside lifts on oil prices and Irongate rejects 360 Capital bid.
Afterpay – the buy now, pay later group soon to be acquired by American giant Block – is falling behind in the race for new customers in the US, analysts say.
ASX closes down 0.1 per cent on tech stocks, led by a WiseTech and Afterpay retreat. ANZ to acquire Cashrewards, Novonix up 10.8 per cent and Westpac to delist from Wall Street.
The coming together of two mega-techs could be seen as the moment that the wheels came off the high-flying sector.
The once adored buy now, pay later sector is facing a souring from investors with the biggest players likely to be hardest hit.
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