Trump Media says 'manipulation' is hurting its stock — and it wants the Nasdaq to help investigate

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Former President Donald Trump.

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E*Trade Looking to Drop Roaring Kitty Following GameStop Posts, Report Says

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Keith Gill, the popular investor who sparked the skyrocketing of GameStop’s stock back in 2021 and appears to be back at it again, might have his E*Trade account shut down, according to a report from the

GameStop Stock Soars Again After New Roaring Kitty Post

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GameStop stock skyrocketed more than 100% on Monday before giving back just some of those huge gains, the latest meme stock rally fueled by the investor and

TikTok has a rule that strips workers of their stock if they ever bad-mouth the company: report

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A shareholder agreement prevents 'critical, adverse, or disparaging' comments about TikTok, according to a report by Fortune.

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Uber's CEO just unlocked a big prize

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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.

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Reddit reveals how much karma you'll need for a chance to buy into its IPO early

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Reddit users who have earned the most karma and acted as moderators on the website will get priority access to the company's stock.

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Bumble's new CEO Lidiane Jones has underdog buzz

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Lidiane Jones, former Slack CEO, has taken over as CEO of Bumble — her first time leading a public company.

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US stocks jump on consumer strength while Arm’s bullish debut lifts hopes for IPO market

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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange during morning trading on May 17, 2023 in New York City.

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A spate of divorces among China's richest is forcing the securities regulator to crack down on large share sales following the breakups

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A couple pose for wedding photos on the historic Bund in Shanghai.

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If you want to know where the economy is headed, don't watch the Fed. Track this interest rate instead. Anything above 4% is bad.

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