Klarna, one of the world's largest private fintech companies, unveiled its new super app today, consolidating its installment payment technology with shopping, product support, delivery and returns, according to a press release.
Klarna, one of the world’s largest private fintech companies and aggregators of the Buy Now, Pay Later trend, announced Wednesday it is now offering its
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The layoffs come a week after reports showed the BNPL giant might take a c.30 per cent valuation cut.
Shoppers are all set to head back to physical stores this holiday season. Klarna’s 2021 Holidays Unwrapped report finds that 30% of consumers plan to shop primarily in-store, while 27% want to do a mix of online and in-store shopping.
Buy now, pay later products like Klarna's have seen surging demand over the last year, thanks in no small part to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Swedish buy now, pay later giant’s net losses of £560m compared to losses of £110m the year previous.
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