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It was recently reported that Sam Altman owns a sizable chunk of Reddit stock. That's not exactly right.
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Reddit is losing money, it reports in its IPO documents. But why? It's at least partly because of R&D spending.
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Imagine splurging $3,500 on a new Apple Vision Pro headset only to discover a few weeks later that your very expensive device now has a crack on the front of the screen—one you’re sure isn’t your fault.

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The “News” tab has been a staple of Google Search for over 20 years, so when it disappeared on Wednesday, you can imagine how confused some user

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Beware the apes, Reddit told the world in its IPO documents, though not in such explicit terms. Put simply, the company warned potential investors that one of its subreddits, the infamous r/WallStreetBets, could make its stock price and volume extremely volatile—and there’s little Reddit can do about it.

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Reddit filed to go public on Thursday, years after it first launched in 2005.
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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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Wall Street Bets users have driven up the GameStop stock price. Reddit is warning they could cause volatility in its own stock.
Wall Street Bets users have driven up the GameStop stock price. Reddit is warning they could cause volatility in its own stock.
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Reddit is warning that its IPO could be volatile if it's targeted by retail investors.