(Bloomberg) -- Stripe Inc. co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Patrick Collison confirmed in a X post on Monday that the ...

An Irish-American fintech company is facing boycott threats after its CEO posted a picture from the Tel Aviv beachfront.

It’s getting harder to find a dissenting voice among a crowd of CEOs urging their employees to return to the office in a hybrid capacity or full-time. The boss of the $65 billion payments ...

Patrick Collison, the Irish cofounder of Stripe, empathized with employees yearning for a return to widespread remote work. Speaking during a fireside chat at the Berkeley Haas School of Business ...

Founders Patrick Collison and John Collison took full responsibility in their memo, detailing the company's "very consequential mistakes" that led to layoffs. Namely, it was far too optimistic ...

Cofounder John Collison takes a values-focused approach to running his company. Brothers Patrick and John Collison built their first startup at Y Combinator in 2007, and sold it for millions.

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Patrick Collison's social media post showing Tel Aviv's beachfront sparked an intense debate amid recent violence in Gaza. Notable figures like Paul Biggar and Josh Kushner engaged in the ...

If you shopped online at all this year, there's a very good chance the Collison brothers helped complete your purchase. They're the cofounders of e-commerce behemoth Stripe, which is valued at $9. ...

Irish entrepreneur Patrick Collison has been heavily criticised, while calls were made for a boycott of his company Stripe, after he posted a tweet seen as favourable to Israel. “Great to be ...

John and Patrick Collison were child prodigies of sorts. As teenagers, they racked up awards in Ireland for their preternatural scientific and technological talents. By the time Patrick was 19 and ...

The Irish-born brothers are a couple of the world’s youngest self-made billionaires. Patrick and John dropped out of MIT and Harvard, respectively, and sold their first business—an online ...