PayPal’s corporate venture unit, PayPal Ventures, is shutting down as part of the company’s ongoing restructuring, according to TechCrunch. The outlet reports that the venture arm ends after roughly 10 years in operation and about 80 investments during its lifetime. The coverage frames the move as part of broader organizational changes at PayPal, without citing specific details on the future of the venture activities or whether any investments will continue under a different structure. TechCrunch’s report centers on the closure timeline and the venture unit’s overall track record, including the number of investments made. The same information is provided in the second TechCrunch item, which reiterates the shutdown and the unit’s decade-long history. The reports do not describe new investors or alternative programs at the time of publication, focusing instead on the decision to end the corporate venture arm.