PayPal Puts Revenue Targets on Key Units as CEO Reviews Strategy
THE SO WHAT
Breaking out revenue targets for PayPal’s three main businesses is a signal that payment conglomerates are under pressure to prove each unit’s standalone economics. If you partner with or compete against them, expect sharper pricing moves and divestiture chatter as underperforming lines get less cover from the aggregate story.
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