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American Express takes aim at PayPal with Revolution By by Rob Lever - Sat Nov 21, 2009 11:37PM EST Add articles about technology to your My Yahoo! With its deal to buy Revolution Money, American Express is taking aim at the growing...

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...especially considering American Express' long association with high-end corporate expense accounts. The obvious big player here is PayPal, the online money transfer system owned by eBay ( EBAY - news - people ). PayPal has...

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I'm sorry, American Express (NYSE: AXP). One buy doesn't turn you into a PayPal killer. The financial services giant is paying $300 million for Revolution Money, the online payment platform spearheaded by former AOL whiz kid Steve Case.

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...dominant player in this sector thanks to its association with the online auction house eBay, which bought PayPal in 2002. Buyers deposit money in their PayPal accounts and pay for items they purchase by transferring the money over the Internet...

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...in spite of competition from Amazon.com and Google, which have services that online retailers sometimes offer alongside PayPal's. PayPal bills itself as a shopper's online wallet. Users set up accounts and link them to bank accounts...

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...when someone wanted to use PayPal to check out, they generally had to open a new window and enter their PayPal log-in information. As a result, PayPal has missed out on a lot of the virtual goods business, which has instead gone to start-ups...

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...rather than forcing them to port users off to the actual PayPal site. Users who don't even use PayPal can actually sign up for PayPal within the third-party application and begin making PayPal payments seamlessly from within the...

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PayPal has opened its software platform to outside developers in a move designed to unleash a flood of creative uses for the online financial transaction service. The company owned by online auction powerhouse eBay marked the occasion...

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We're at PayPal's much-hyped PayPal Innovate X 2009, the payments company's first dedicated developer conference. PayPal, which reported strong earnings recently, is hoping to engage developers in producing applications on top of PayPal's...

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