Buy now, pay later firm Klarna, which is valued around $16 billion after its IPO, seeks growth as it expands beyond its signature product.

Wall Street is turning bullish on Swedish fintech company Klarna ($KLAR), following its blockbuster U.S. listing on September ...

Thinking about what to do with Klarna Group stock? You are not alone. Plenty of investors are eyeing the recent near double-digit bounce, with Klarna rising 9.9% over just the past week. That surge ...

Klarna, which went public last month, said about 13.6% of its revenue comes from late payment, or so-called ‘snooze fees’ ...

The buy now, pay later provider is pursing several avenues of growth and may benefit from broad consumer trends, analysts ...

Analysts at Citigroup said short-term profitability could be hit by rising costs in Klarna's growing Fair Financing business, ...

Klarna is a Swedish fintech company primarily known for its buy now, pay later services and online payments and shopping ...

Wall Street analysts are initiating coverage of Klarna (KLAR) following the buy now, pay later company's September initial ...

Company shares finished their first trading session at $46.33, above the $40 per share IPO price announced by the fintech ...

The Swedish buy-now-pay-later company Klarna made its highly anticipated public debut on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, the latest in a run of high-profile initial public offerings this ...

The IPO comes at a time when customers are increasingly relying on BNPL for essentials Klarna CEO and co-founder Sebastian Siemiatkowski rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on ...

Buy now, pay later company Klarna is valued at $15 billion ahead of its initial public offering on Wednesday. The Swedish firm priced its IPO at a higher-than-expected $40 a share.