Por: New York Post Tech January 07, 2023
Indicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried wants to use his contested $460 million Robinhood stake to fund his legal defense — despite allegations that he from his doomed crypto hedge fund Alameda Research. Bankman-Fried’s attorneys petitioned a Delaware court on Thursday to return 56.3 million shares of the retail trading platform’s stock that are technically owned by an entity called Emergent Fidelity Technology Ltd. The 30-year-old holds a... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Business January 06, 2023
Sam Bankman-Fried is trying to persuade a U.S. court that he should be able to access Robinhood shares worth around $450 million to help pay for his legal fees. Lawyers for the former CEO of bankrupt exchange FTX argued in a Delaware court filing on Thursday that the 56.3... + más
Sam Bankman-Fried wants to use $460M Robinhood stake to pay lawyers | New York Post
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Fox Business USA Business January 05, 2023
CryptoLaw founder gives his take on disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried pleading not guilty to all counts on 'Making Money.' U.S. prosecutors are in the process of seizing shares of Robinhood Markets tied to the founder of FTX. has been charged with fraud in the... + más
Robinhood delivering IRA match | Fox Business
Fox Business USA Business December 07, 2022
Wealth Enhancement Group senior vice president Nicole Webb provides insight on building a retirement fund on 'Making Money.' Robinhood announced it is offering (IRAs) with a 1% match on eligible contributions. Ticker Security Last Change Change % ROBINHOOD MARKETS... + más
Roth IRA vs. traditional IRA: Which one is better? | CBS News
Robinhood takes on retirement in search for more growth | ABC News
ABC News USA Business December 06, 2022
NEW YORK -- Robinhood, the company that blazed onto Wall Street after turning millions of novices into investors by making trading fun, is now setting its sights on a more staid corner of the industry: saving for retirement. The company on Tuesday is initiating signups for a... + más
Robinhood takes on retirement in search for more growth | Associated Press
Robinhood launches retirement accounts for gig workers | Los Angeles Times
Associated Press USA Business December 06, 2022
NEW YORK (AP) — Robinhood, the company that blazed onto Wall Street after turning millions of novices into investors by making trading fun, is now setting its sights on a more staid corner of the industry: saving for retirement. The company on Tuesday is initiating signups for... + más
Los Angeles Times USA Business December 06, 2022
Robinhood, the company that blazed onto Wall Street after turning millions of novices into investors by making trading fun, is now setting its sights on a more staid corner of the industry: saving for retirement. The company on Tuesday is initiating signups for a retirement... + más
Slate USA Business September 24, 2022
The old way a financial brokerage made money was to charge a fee whenever someone bought or sold stock. A company like TD Ameritrade or Charles Schwab would charge $4.95 or $6.95 (or whatever) in exchange for facilitating the buying and selling. That was a big cost of trading,... + más
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