Robinhood's customers, not shareholders, are currently the ones upset with the company to the point of taking legal action over January's run on GameStop and other stocks.
February 05, 2021 at 04:48 PM
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In the week after Robinhood restricted trading on GameStop and other stocks, outcry from the app’s users and the public at large has unfolded into more than 50 lawsuits nationwide.
None of those cases have been filed in Delaware, where the California-based company is incorporated. And that may not change, at least not in the immediate future.
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