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EBay and Stripe drop out of Fb's libra cryptocurrency undertaking, one week after PayPal

The inside track comes one week after PayPal introduced its withdrawal as executive regulators proceed to scrutinize the plans.
The news comes one week after PayPal announced its withdrawal as government regulators continue to scrutinize the plans.

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