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The latest financial news on WORLDLINE mainly cover M&A activity, analyst notes et the annual general meeting. The stock trades at €0,29 on Euronext Paris, up 2,83% at the last update. This page lists the articles published on WORLDLINE stock to track the share price, company announcements and any item likely to influence market perception.
Worldline, ING, and Visa have successfully completed an end-to-end autonomous payment transaction in Europe, showcasing how artificial intelligence sy…
The board of directors of Worldline has recorded the resignation of Daniel Schmucki, who has been a director of the group since 2020 following a nomin…
The European payment services leader announced on Wednesday the introduction of the Click to Pay feature for recurring payments on its Global Collect …
Worldline announced on Tuesday the launch of an employee savings plan reserved for the group's employees in 28 countries. This capital sharing offer a…
The European payments specialist rebounds during the session in a Paris market clearly trending upwards following the ECB's decision. The stock attemp…
The European payment specialist falls during the session as short sellers remain active and AlphaValue recently lowered its price target. The rebound …
The European payments specialist regains some momentum at close, in a Parisian market that is otherwise trending downward. The rebound comes after a w…
The European payment specialist continues its correction at midday in a Parisian market that is also trending downward. The stock remains under pressu…
The European payment specialist rebounds in mid-morning trading, while the broader Paris index makes more modest gains. After another negative week, t…
Worldline and ING announced on Tuesday the successful execution of the first pan-European 'agentic' payment in production. The transaction, conducted …
