Robinhood shares jump 13 percent after job cuts

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Robinhood shares jump 13 percent after job cuts
Shares of Robinhood Markets rose more than 13 percent on Wednesday, a day after the commission-free brokerage announced job cuts and posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss in an earnings announcement that came a day earlier than scheduled. The Menlo Park, California-based company saw ...

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