Wall Street is hungry for bonds backed by a welter of unconventional cash flows. Your lunch order might be next.

I am undoubtedly the target audience for DoorDash's new controversial partnership with Klarna, which allows customers to pay ...

The food delivery service's new partnership with Klarna feels deeply wrong, especially when people can't afford groceries.

See: Fintech Klarna files for IPO at a weak point for public debuts The memes, like the one below ... backed by BNPL payment flows — including DoorDash orders — could soon become a regular ...

Social-media platforms like X were flooded with memes about "burrito ... "Can a securitization happen? Yes, as Klarna seeks to drive more payment volume for DoorDash orders," he told MarketWatch.

When announced, the DoorDash-Klarna deal got a fair dose of criticism, with online memes deriding "burrito bonds" and "eat now, pay later." Critics also rightly saw the short-term loan offering as ...

Sebastian Siemiatkowski has been CEO of Klarna for 20 years. He now faces his biggest test yet with a U.S. IPO fast ...

One X user posted a meme showing personal finance ... month in addition to monthly installments. "DoorDash offers many products beyond food!" Klarna's boss said on X in response to the criticisms.