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After its debut as a public company in mid-July of last year, PayPal Holdings (PYPL -0.70%) 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.
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