Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev sold his Class A stock to zero… again
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev has sold his Class A stock down to zero, but somehow that exact same headline keeps repeating.
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Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev has sold his Class A stock down to zero, but somehow that exact same headline keeps repeating.
The family that has owned General Dynamics since 1959 just sold nearly $1B of the company’s stock in five weeks.
An estimated 99% short reading looks less like a bet against MiniMed than arbitrageurs eyeing a Medtronic discount.
The US House Select Committee says Webull’s "American" brokerage and crypto trading brand has structural ties to China.
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Stocks associated with Marcus Lemonis, including Camping World and Neighborhood Intelligence are tanking, hitting near-all time lows.
The opportunity cost of Nike’s stock buybacks now reaches nearly $8B, and its repurchase program is on pause with $5.9B left.
Trump’s portfolio bought up to $1M of PTC on July 20, 77 days before Schneider Electric agreed to buy all of its stock.
Donald Trump’s US energy secretary keeps awarding contracts and loans to publicly-traded nuclear stocks that keep crashing afterwards.
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Live Nation's CEO tied his pay partly to "solving the DOJ problem," a jury then found a monopoly, and his target pay doubled anyway.
After nearly 18 years, the S&P 100 Index has dropped Nike as a constituent amid falling sales, profitability, and headcount.