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Kroger savings club settlement: You may be eligible for payment in $17 million class-action settlement over pricing claims; check eligibility, deadline, payout and more
Kroger customers may receive a share of a proposed $17 million class-action settlement. This settlement addresses allegations of overcharging for generic prescription drugs. Eligible customers filled prescriptions using insurance between December 2018 and August 2026. The lawsuit claims Kroger did not account for lower Savings Club prices. Customers must file claims by December 21, 2026, for potential payment.
How PayPal went from Wall Street favorite to unwilling merger target
PayPal, once a Wall Street favourite and a pioneer in digital payments, is now facing a potential $53 billion takeover bid from Stripe and Advent International. The company’s board is reviewing the offer but reportedly believes the $60.50 per share proposal undervalues the business. PayPal’s market dominance has weakened as rivals like Apple Pay gain ground, despite its strong legacy.
Global Market: PayPal takeover talks intensify as board mulls improved bid
PayPal is reviewing a $53 billion takeover bid from Stripe and Advent International but considers the $60.50-per-share offer too low. Amid slowing growth, intense competition and repeated turnaround efforts, the board is weighing whether PayPal’s businesses—including Venmo—could unlock greater value separately or through a higher offer.
How PayPal went from Wall Street favorite to unwilling merger target
The company synonymous with digital payments this past week got a $53 billion offer to be taken private by upstart rival Stripe and buyout shop Advent International. PayPal's board is discussing the bid but believes $60.50 a share is not enough, people familiar with the company said. The board is expected to meet on Monday, said the people familiar with PayPal.
Venmo finally responds after users report widespread outage amid transfer failures - When will Venmo be back?
Venmo has acknowledged a widespread outage impacting thousands of users across the United States, preventing payments and fund transfers. The PayPal-owned service confirmed its technical team is actively working to restore full functionality after the disruption, which peaked affecting over 50,000 users. Users reported issues with the app loading, login problems, and failed transactions.
Venmo down? Downdetector and users report outage. Here's when will it be back up and how to fix Venmo app not working issues
Venmo down? Thousands of users reported venmo outage, venmo not working, and is venmo down right now issues on Wednesday. Reports rose sharply on Downdetector. Users said the venmo app not working blocked payments. This explainer covers the timeline, issues, reasons, user impact and steps to fix venmo issues today.
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Is Venmo down? Outage disrupts tens of thousands with widespread user frustrations
Venmo, the popular payment app, faced a major disruption on December 3, 2025. Thousands of users reported issues with sending money and logging in on Downdetector. The outage caused widespread frustration as essential transactions were blocked. This incident highlights ongoing reliability concerns for the platform. Users sought updates and attempted basic troubleshooting during the downtime.
Roblox, Snapchat & Amazon down: Full list of online platforms facing issues amid AWS outage
Snapchat and Roblox Down: A widespread outage originating from Amazon Web Services disrupted numerous popular online platforms on Monday, including Roblox, Robinhood, Snapchat, and Perplexity AI. Users globally reported access issues, with some services beginning to recover. The cause and duration of the AWS-related disruption remain unconfirmed by Amazon.
PayPal CEO interview; Infosys Q1 report
In an exclusive interaction, PayPal CEO Alex Chriss stressed the need for interoperability between country-specific digital wallet systems. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Zelle app stops money transfer: Here’s how users can still send money to others
As of April 1, 2025, Zelle has discontinued its standalone mobile app, preventing users from sending or receiving funds through it.
If India can, why not the US? To win the global money game, America has to play
International money transfers remain complex and costly, particularly for migrant workers and businesses in lower-income countries. The US must develop a robust instant payment system to enhance global interoperability and address these issues, with potential strategies including linking national systems and establishing a global governance framework.
How to avoid online scams and what to do if you become a victim
Some of the most damaging and costly scams involve what's known as "social engineering." That's when fraudsters use time-tested techniques of deception and emotional manipulation, tricking people into divulging personal or financial information, or even granting remote access to their computers.
Will your paycheck in the US be cleared faster now with the launch of FedNow instant payment service for banks?
FedNow offers instant payment services for banks and credit unions to transfer money for their customers. Unlike other private money-transferring services like PayPal or Venmo, FedNow services are not offered to customers directly through a third-party app or website.
Easy to use, mobile payment apps are also easy to misuse
Services like Venmo and Zelle let people pay others or receive payments almost instantly, with a few taps on their phone. To use them, you typically download the app and link it to a bank account or credit card. Well over half of Americans use the payment tools, according to a 2022 survey by Consumer Reports.
WhatsApp concedes
From WhatsApp dropping its May 15 deadline for privacy policy update rollout, to Amazon postponing its big-ticket sale event Prime Day and Twitter introducing a Tip Jar feature, here's a quick look at the top tech news today.
The future of money is digital, but is it bitcoin?
Governments will borrow some elements of the distributed ledger technology behind private cryptocurrencies, but they will very much want to retain control of what circulates as money in their economies. Some will succeed.
Facebook’s Libra wanders into the bitcoin bear trap
Facebook has been on a mission over the past year to recapture the trust of its users. Libra certainly demands a lot of faith.
Banks risk $1 trillion payment business that apps make look easy
Payment apps are making the movement of money look so easy that banks’ biggest customers are losing patience with the global patchwork that’s handled their funds for decades.
Cash rules everything around Germany in world that's using cards
India and China are both driving hard toward a cashless future, for different reasons. But, none of these novel methods is widely accepted in Germany.
The first 15 apps you should download for your new iPhone
There are the obvious apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, but we chose a few hidden gems.
Why 'Big Bang' change has no place in digital transformation
Being digital is not about technology but rather about a lifestyle.
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