Block, Inc. Class A Common Stock (XYZ)

Fast growing fintech Stripe has again put off an IPO. But Stripe's growth is impacting public companies like PayPal, Adyen and Fiserv.

The great buildout for AI and GLP-1 drugs continues.

Block stock is trading lower on Friday after the company reported financial results for the 2024 fiscal-year fourth-quarter on Thursday following the closing bell.

The world's top cryptocurrency faces unpredictable near-term headwinds.

https://www.benzinga.com/25/03/44065229/benzinga-bulls-and-bears-joby-aviation-nvidia-tesla-and-bitcoin-drops-below-80000>5 ETFs with strong performances last week: UNG, KSTR, BDRY, REKT, SMCX. Natural gas, Chinese tech, dry bulk shipping, crypto, and Super Micro Computer were top performers.

Stripe's growth is outpacing competitors, processing $1.4 trillion in volume last year, thanks in part to its role as the payment backbone for AI companies and focus on stablecoins.

The Brazilian fintech star is turning heads after a post-earnings sell-off.

Block Inc (NYSEXYZ) stock continues to tank after 20% drop last week. Analyst sees it as an attractive entry point with upgraded rating but with a reduction in price target.

Block stock was down 17% on Friday.

XYZ earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2024.

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Its bitcoin segment revenue fell to $2.43 billion during the fourth quarter from $2.52 billion last year.

Block Q4 results disappointed analysts. Here's what the experts say about the company's 2025 guidance and future product launches.

All three major U.S. stock indices are down Friday as traders reacted to several sets of fresh data that raised concerns about the economic outlook. 

Block reported Q4 earnings and revenue that missed estimates. Square stock fell as investors mulled mixed results for key financial metrics.

Piper believes the benefit of margin expansion/revenue acceleration by applying GenAI within the payment ecosystem is largely underappreciated.