Vlad Tenev, the Robinhood's CEO, admitted on Saturday that the company could have better explained to its customers why it had restricted access to a number of popular stocks.
On Saturday, Daimler decided to recall 1.29M cars from the US market because of the software error.
Tesla Inc stated on Saturday that it would start manufacturing its electric cars in the state of Karnataka, India.
MoneyLion, the mobile banking platform, is planning to go public via a merger with Fusion Acquisition Corp, the blank-check firm, in a deal valuing the combined company's equity at $2.9B.
The British Supreme Court is set to rule on workers' rights at the taxi app Uber on February 19, a decision that could have an effect on millions of people involved in gig economy.
General Motors paid $5.75M to settle the allegations it had made false statements over its ignition switch recalls to the Californian biggest pension system, other investors.
On Saturday, Vivendi stated it was planning a distribution of Universal Music's 60% capital to investors, as well as listing of the company's most-prized asset by the 2021-end.
China's ByteDance is considering to sell its TikTok operations in India to the rival firm Glance, according to a Bloomberg News report seen on Saturday.
The US audio application Clubhouse stated on Friday that it would conduct a full review of data protection practices amid the Stanford Internet Observatory's report that had indicated to a number of flaws.
Citigroup Inc stated on Friday that its CEO Mike Corbat's compensation for previous year would be 21% lower than a year before and amount to $19M.
Volkswagen AG called the US government on Friday to grant it a four-year reprieve to acquire batteries for its electric cars production.
On Friday, Citigroup Inc announced that outgoing CEO Mike Corbat's payment for last year would be $19M, a 21% decline from 2019.
On Friday, the House Committee on Financial Services said that the CEOs of Robinhood, Melvin Capital and Citadel would testify before the US Congress on February 18 on GameStop turmoil.
According to a Reuters poll, the US economy is likely to reach pre-coronavirus pandemic levels in a year, driven by President Joe Biden's proposed $1.9 trillion stimulus package.
Facebook is making a smartwatch with extra fitness and health features, with plans to launch the device sales in 2022, according to The Information report.
The US Federal Trade Commission launched an in-depth investigation into Nvidia's acquisition of Arm, Bloomberg's report shows.
The CEOs of Twitter and Facebook are in negotiations with lawmakers to testify at the House of Representatives hearing in March, according to a Politico report.
Citigroup slashed its CEO Mike Corbat's 2020 compensation by 21% to $19M, compared to the previous year, a regulatory filing shows.
Alphabet's Google agreed to pay $76M in three years to French news publishers to finish a more than one-year-long copyright spat, a deal one publishers' lobby deemed unfair.
The US networking giant Cisco Systems announced its collaboration with Japan through its CDA Program to drive digitization across Japan.
Big tech firms including Microsoft, Alphabet and Qualcomm complained to the US antitrust regulators on Nvidia's agreement to acquire Arm, Bloomberg News reported.
Mobile banking platform MoneyLion agreed to go public via a blank-check merger with Fusion Acquisition, in a deal valuing the combined firm at $2.9B.
Ford Motor's CEO Jim Farley publicly called on South Korea's EV battery developers SK Innovation and LG Chem to settle the allegation between two makers over SK stealing trade secrets.
PayPal Holdings is unlikely to invest in cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, the company's CFO John Rainey stated on Thursday.