Klarna's shares opened at $52, exceeding its IPO price of $40, marking a significant moment for the buy-now, pay-later sector. With $1.17 billion raised, Klarna's public debut could influence the fintech landscape.
A new study reveals that more Americans are using buy now, pay later loans for groceries, leading to an increase in late payments. Find out what this means for the economy and consumers.
In an exciting new partnership, DoorDash will soon allow users to pay for fast food in installments thanks to Klarna's Buy Now, Pay Later service. This move aims to attract cash-strapped consumers and could revolutionize how we pay for everyday meals.
