Sergey Brin, Max Levchin, Eric Schmidt, and others donated $35 million to ballot measure committees in January.

Affirm's disappointing forecast sparked a selloff in the company's stock price on Friday. CEO Max Levchin said the company's strategy of going big in 0% loans is about "taking share from credit cards.

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The robots are coming, but a fintech veteran says they're not replacing human workers. "I don't think it's coming for our jobs," Affirm (AFRM) CEO Max Levchin told Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian ...

Max Levchin, who put his name on the map as a cofounder of PayPal, is turning his attention to new payments startup Affirm. Today, Affirm announced that it secured $45 million in funding and have ...

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Levchin, 50, is a longtime technologist and entrepreneur. In 1998, he co-founded Confinity, which evolved into PayPal, where he served as chief technology officer. He remained with PayPal until it was ...

Affirm shares plunged on Friday after the fintech company issued a weak forecast, and investors questioned CEO Max Levchin's plan to go big in 0% loans. The buy now, pay later lender said revenue this ...