Max Levchin had just taken his company public and was looking to also go for a spin. On the heels of a PayPal deal that swiftly made him a multimillionaire, Levchin sought to deliver on that classic ...

Max Levchin, who immigrated to the United States as a teenager from Ukraine, achieved a smashing success in 2002 when he was just 26 years old. The company he co-founded, PayPal, was sold to eBay ...

Outside of Silicon Valley, Max Levchin is one of the less well-known constituents of the PayPal mafia, undeservedly. At PayPal, in addition to his role as a cofounder, Levchin was largely credited ...

As a board member, he's helped steer Yahoo and Evernote. Now, Max Levchin's latest venture, the financial technology company Affirm, is seeking to bring more accountability and transparency to the ...

Max Levchin founded PayPal with Peter Thiel in 1999, and it grew with the help of Elon Musk and Reid Hoffman. PayPal went public and was sold to eBay in 2002 for $1.5 billion. He is now the CEO of ...

Max Levchin, the founder and CEO of Affirm, looks like he's just about to join the tech billionaire club when Affirm goes public soon. Affirm plans to price its shares between $33 and $38 ...

Max Levchin is one of the founders of PayPal, a company that made it easier for consumers to transfer funds to one another and provided an easy-to-install payment processor for businesses.

Max Levchin, CEO of buy-now, pay-later platform Affirm, said it’s important to help your employees pack their boxes after you lay them off. Although he was “terrified of owning the responsibil ...

Gideon: This week, our guest is Max Levchin, the CEO of lending company Affirm. Max (audioclip): The elbow of our development of species is upon us, and probably in our lifetime we'll see just ...

Max Levchin isn’t anti-credit, he really wants you to know. He’s anti-credit card. There’s a big difference. He will talk about credit cards endlessly, and he’ll skillfully bring it all ...

Continuing his series of Davos interviews, Michael talks to Slide CEO and founder Max Levchin in the video above. Levchin discusses the ” shift from advertising to virtual goods” and reveals ...

Max Levchin may have just resigned from Yahoo’s board, but he’s still a staunch defender of CEO Marissa Mayer. “I really respect and enjoy watching Marissa work, so I stuck around as much as ...