Affirm Holdings Inc. AFRM revealed on Tuesday two major collaborations that will extend its “buy now, pay later” options into new markets.The payment platform entered into a multi-year deal with ServiceTitan Inc. TTAN, enabling the company’s contractors to offer clients more flexible billing options for costly repairs and home upgrades. Separately, it struck a deal with Vagaro, a platform serving salons, spas, gyms, and wellness providers.By embedding Affirm within these platforms, the company aims to posit ...

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Revenue is expected to hit $18 billion this year for its cloud business, a 77% year-over-year increase. By the start of the next decade, Oracle sees that number ballooning to $144 billion.It's a refreshing take for investors tired of translating the pie-in-the-sky projections so many AI companies make.Oracle's demonstrating how its business is growing from AI with some hard numbers.It's becoming a sort of utility provider for companies in the AI space, offering a bunch of the resources they need to build ou ...

Brendan McDermid/Reuters Klarna stock popped more than 30% in its trading debut on Wednesday. The Swedish fintech company is the latest hot tech IPO to draw a The oversubscribed IPO raised $1.37 billion. The parade of red-hot tech stocks to surge in their first day of trading continued on Wednesday. Klarna shares spiked more than 30% to about $52 a share in their debut after the Swedish fintech company priced its initial public offering at $40 per share on Tuesday, the high end of its expected ran ...

Join me now from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, got Sebastian Simatowski, CLA, CEO. Sebastian, it is great to see you. Congrats, Sebastian, on the big day.Walk us through, Sebastian, what this day means for you, Sebastian, for the company, and why why go public now. What what were the variables, the factors in that decision. Look, it's been obviously, look, due to the very troubling news just recently on Charlie Kirk, I'm a bit like not in the celebratory spirit I was previously, but it's been ob ...

Fox Business Alert. Investors are in buy now, pay now mode when it comes to Clara stock. The buy now pay later company's long- aaited debut on the New York Stock Exchange kicked off just after 1 p.m. Eastern after pricing at $40 a share, above the expected range of $35 to $37 a share. Clara's first trade spiked 30% to $52. It's still up, but a bit lower. It's at 14% higher, $4567. valuation stands at $19.65% billion. The Swedish fintech upsized its IPO, indicating very strong demand for the 20-year-old comp ...

Sumala Chidchoi/iStock via Getty Images Listen below or on the go on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Buy-now-pay-later company Klarna raised $1.37 billion with its IPO. (0:15) Wholesale inflation comes in cool. (2:11) GameStop cash pile more than doubles to $8.7 billion. (3:28) This is an abridged transcript of the podcast: Our top story so far, Klarna Group (NYSE:KLAR) stock opened at $52 in its debut on the NYSE today, more than 30% above its public offering price. Shares are trading under the ticker sy ...

Klarna’s IPO has been years in the making. - Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg News Shares of online-payments provider Klarna jumped 30% at the open Wednesday in the Swedish firm’s NYSE debut, the latest sign that a long-suffering IPO market is alive and kicking. Klarna started trading at $52 early Wednesday afternoon, a day after its initial public offering price was set above the previously estimated range. Shares traded as high as $57.20 before closing up 15% at $45.82. Most Read from The Wall Street Journa ...

Shares of buy now, pay later company Klarna rose more than 30% on Wednesday after the company raised $1.37 billion in its long-awaited  initial public offering. Klarna's stock, trading under the ticker KLAR, opened at $52 per share after pricing at a higher-than-expected $40, which would have valued the company around $15 billion. The Swedish firm initially guided a price range of $35 to $37 per share when it launched its roadshow earlier this month. Costco Rolls Out Buy Now, Pay Later For Big Online Pur ...

Klarna (KLAR) stock opened for trade on Wednesday at $52 per share, more than 30% higher than its IPO price and kicking off what is expected to be a strong week public market debuts. The Swedish buy now, pay later leader had priced its IPO at $40 per share, the company said Tuesday, raising $1.37 billion and marking an increase from its previous pricing estimate of $35-$37 per share and signaling strong demand for the stock. The opening price values the company at roughly $18 billion, up from the IPO val ...