Ripple plans to buy back shares worth up to $750 million.

Ripple could become a major blockchain player, with or without XRP.

The fintech company’s valuation has grown despite a downturn in the digital assets industry.

The firm raised funds in November at $40 billion from major investors, indicating a 25% higher valuation despite tumbling bitcoin and XRP prices.

The company plans to obtain the license through the acquisition of BC Payments Australia, expanding its regulated footprint ...

Ripple's $750M share buyback values the company at $50B, up 25% since November, even as XRP falls 53%. RLUSD stablecoin surpasses $1B market cap.

Ripple has begun buying back equity shares from investors and employees in a tender offer worth up to $750 million that values the private company at $50 billion. The repurchase, reported by Bloomberg ...

Ripple initiates $750M share buyback, pushing valuation to $50B. The crypto payment giant expands infrastructure amid market volatility.

Ripple is buying back shares at a $50 billion valuation, while Binance is pushing back at the Wall Street Journal's recent reporting.

Over 85 crypto industry firms have signed on for Mastercard’s new initiative, which it said will inform future products and services.

Ripple's senior executive Recce Merrick says the company has spent years preparing for the surge in stablecoin usage as blockchain-based payments accelerate worldwide. Ripple's RLUSD Is The Answer In ...