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Trouble and Stripe: The tech company that everybody loves is facing a backlash

The Collison brothers from Dromineer, Co Tipperary – worth $11.4 billion each – have seen their payments empire under fire from within and without, from its own disgruntled sales force and also from competitors

Collison brothers use annual event to push Shannon region

Shannon is ‘a story of the beneficial effects of globalisation and low barriers to trade,’ Patrick Collison says

Revenue at Stripe exceeded €11 billion in 2021

The Irish-founded payments company is reportedly eyeing up the possibility of going public in the near future

Stripe’s valuation upgraded as firm looks to learn from Plaid ‘kerfuffle’

The Collison brothers’ fintech giant looks to make peace with partner and rival after recent fallout as backer reprices holdings

Stripe processes more than €580bn in payments as Covid leads to 60% growth

Over 1,400 new companies joined up with the online payments company each day in 2021 new figures show

Stripe secures Le Monde partnership

Payments technology business signed up to help publication gain international digital subscriptions

Stripe signs five-year e-commerce agreement with Ford Motors

The move will see the carmarker’s financial services arm partner with the payments giant to scale its payment capabilities

Stripe to recruit hundreds of software engineers in Dublin

New hires will be in addition to the 1,000 jobs announced for Ireland earlier this year at the online payments company

Stars of Stripe: The online payments company is set to float, but how will it go and what does it mean for the Collison brothers?

Patrick and John Collison once boasted they ‘could increase the GDP of the internet’. Now they stand on the cusp of an IPO which could value their company at up to $200 billion.

TV review: A peek at how the elites weathered the pandemic

Ireland’s Rich List revealed that online payment moguls John and Patrick Collison are top of the heap, and that Dermot Desmond had a bumpy 2020