emily: ceo dan schulman wants paypal's mobile presence to be different.chulman: we are working with merchants, like subway and burger king, where a consumer can use their mobile phone to order ahead, to skip the line, to get loyalty. it is not just tap and pay. it is a value proposition change. >> orbitz. take vacation back. emily: merchants who work with paypal say efforts to simplify mobile transactions are already paying off. bill brand: the strength in working with paypal for hsn really comes down to mobile. mobile now makes up 20% of our total sales at hsn. chris brown: consumers value being able to book travel without typing in lots of credit card information, and they value doing that through secure means. paypal has been extremely popular with our consumers that book travel on mobile. emily: to stay at the forefront, paypal will rely on young developers to innovate new features and create fresh uses for payments technology. cassidt williams: i love the social feed. i know it is one of those things where a lot of people say "why would i share my pa

the man charged with securing paypal's relevance is the new ceo, dan schulman.ot a chance to sit down with schulman just minutes after the stock started trading on the nasdaq. and asked about his strategy for rivals as well is what it is like dealing with activist investor carl icahn who pushed for the spilt before it happened. >> i literally just met the guy for the first time. he seems great. he was wearing cowboy boots. seems very confident. seems like he is excited to take the company forward. emily: the man leading paypal into the future is known for his unique look and for expanding international footprints like american express. >> he has mobile experience, he has technology experience, understands payment. he is a seasoned, global leader. emily: will that be enough to keep paypal on top in an ever-changing landscape? i sat down with paypal's new ceo and asked what paypal can do now without ebay. dan: being an independent company changes some things but not others. the thing we will always focus on is how do we innovate for our customers going forward. be

dan schulman: our addressable market now could be as large as $25 trillion.o mobile wallets, cyber attackers, and a growing consumer class that knows no borders mean for the future of this newly independent, publicly traded company? that's all coming up when we take you inside paypal. ♪

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