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Article: More Than a Dozen Companies Launch New Applications Built with PayPal X at Innovate 2009.

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November 21, 2009
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INNOVATE 2009 Today, at PayPal X Innovate 2009, more than a dozen developers announced a new generation of applications built with the PayPal X global payments platform. AERS, Carlson, FIS, FundRazr, MedPayOnline, Payvment, Playspan, ShopSavvy, Storenvy, Super Rewards, Sun Microsystems, S1 and Zuora all announced new solutions. These companies represent just a sampling of the more than 1,000 PayPal X beta participants already monetizing new and innovative applications on PayPal X.

"We're already seeing developers making money by tapping into the enormous global payments opportunity with PayPal X," said Osama Bedier, PayPal's vice president of platform. "The ...

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