Robinhood Raises $1 Billion to Support Purchases of GameStop Stock

Robinhood has raised $1 billion and tapped its credit lines to support the trading of GameStop and other high-flying stocks.
Read Full Article on EntrepreneurRobinhood has raised $1 billion and tapped its credit lines to support the trading of GameStop and other high-flying stocks.
Read Full Article on EntrepreneurA class action lawsuit asks the court to require Robinhood to pay damages to affected users and reinstate GameStop on the stock trading platform.
MoreA Massachusetts-based user files a class-action lawsuit calling on the court to demand Robinhood pay damages to affected users and reinstate GameStop on the stock-trading platform.
MoreThe trading app cites “recent volatility.” Trading platform Robinhood is facing the ire of Reddit users today after it restricted trades on a number of stocks that have been caught up in a days-long frenzy of activity. Read Full Story
MoreElon Musk interviewed Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Sunday night on the audio app Clubhouse. He asked Tenev about why Robinhood stopped users from trading "meme stocks" such as GameStop.
MoreHas Robinhood’s actions left Redditors feeling too burned? Only time will tell (and, perhaps, the direction of GameStop’s share price today). Redditors rejoice! Robinhood is once again allowing anyone to trade shares of any stocks, including GameStop and AMC, reports CNBC. The company had restricted the trading last week of certain hot stocks like GameStop and AMC. The limits were put in place after those shares surged in price thanks to massive interest generated from Reddit users on the message board WallStreetBets. Read Full Story
MoreThe Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturer Xpeng has raised $1.5 billion in its initial public offering today. The Chinese electric-vehicle manufacturer Xpeng has raised $1.5 billion in its initial public offering today. Read Full Story
MoreDon't expect an apology from the commercial, which contains a lot of flowery and positive language, without acknowledging Robinhood's controversial decision to temporarily stop GameStop stock buys.
MoreThe company said it will sell shares "from time to time," and right now it needs to finance the construction of its plant in Germany.
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MoreThe video-calling giant wants to generate a new offering of common shares in order to increase its cash reserves.
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