575 Million Reasons Why PayPal Could Fail

At Apple's recent Worldwide Developers Conference, CEO Tim Cook announced that iTunes has a whopping 575 million active accounts with credit and debit cards on file. This revelation, coupled with a new iOS 7 feature known as AirDrop, could indicate that Apple is getting closer to entering the mobile payments space. In the video below, Fool contributor Steve Heller explains why eBay's PayPal unit could have the most to lose.

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