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With roughly half a year under its belt as an independent public company, PayPal Holdings, Inc. received fairly neutral treatment in the press in 2015. Nonetheless, a few headlines were particularly ominous.
After its debut as a public company in mid-July of last year, PayPal Holdings (PYPL -8.36%) ended the year virtually flat, with a loss of just under 1.5%. The press the company received was similarly rather neutral, without an overwhelming bias to either the positive or negative.
Still, a few headlines regarding the company should be unsettling to investors. To see PayPal's worst headlines in 2015, and for context on their potential impact, simply click through the following presentation.
Asit Sharma, CPA, is a Senior Investment Analyst and Lead Advisor at The Motley Fool. Prior to his current position, Asit was a contributing writer and editor for Fool.com, CFO of a middle-market manufacturer, and a finance consultant. He holds a B.A. in English Literature from UNC-Chapel Hill and a M.A. in English Literature from New York University.
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