Square is changing its name to 'Block'

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Thursday, December 2, 2021 12:41 AM GMT

Days after Jack Dorsey resigned as CEO of Twitter, his other company is changing its name.

Square, the digital payments company Dorsey co-founded and remains at the helm of, announced on Wednesday that it is rebranding as "Block."

Block will represent the corporate parent of Square (SQ), which will remain the name of the business that provides software and services to sellers.

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