Square (NYSE: SQ) has expanded far beyond its roots, when its business primarily consisted of transaction fees from payments on its small, white mobile card reader. It has launched numerous ...

Square Inc., the financial-services company co-founded and led by former Twitter Inc. chief Jack Dorsey, is changing its corporate name to Block Inc. The change will be effective later this month, the ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Square, Inc. (NYSE: SQ) announced today that it is changing its name to Block. Block will be the name for the company as a corporate entity. The Square name has become ...

The small business payment specialist is growing rapidly, but its business model remains risky. At these levels, Square may offer more adventurous investors some upside, but the company is not without ...

SAN FRANCISCO & MELBOURNE, Australia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Square, Inc. (NYSE: SQ) and Afterpay Limited (ASX: APT) today announced that they have entered into a Scheme Implementation Deed under which ...

Square Inc (NYSE: SQ) stock closed on Monday at $51.12 a share. Square stock fell after reporting its first-quarter results after markets closed on May 2. And Square beat on revenue but not on ...

Square Inc. unveiled a device that competes with old-school keypad-based credit-card machines, part of the payment company’s broader effort to attract new merchants. The product, called Square ...

Square Inc priced shares at $9 for its initial public offering, about 25 percent less than it had hoped, as it struggled to win over investors skeptical about its business and valuation before trading ...

Gross payment volume surpassed analysts' expectations. Gross payment volume measures the total dollar amount of card payments processed by sellers on Square's payment ecosystem. Square's bitcoin ...

Square Inc. revealed plans to change its name to Block. The company said it chose the more three-dimensional moniker to better represent its growth into a multi-brand provider of commerce solutions, ...

Bob Lee’s death has stirred outrage among tech leaders and comes at a precarious time for the industry — and the city it calls home. By Kate Conger and Shawn Hubler Inflation, recession and labor ...