SoftBank announces a plan to invest $100M in Miami-based startups; the

France-based food media brand Chefclub raises $17M led by First Bridge

Robinhood temporarily restricts instant purchases for cryptocurrencies citing “extraordinary market conditions”;

Tesla says manufacturing plans for its Semi truck are slow because

Xiaomi announces a wireless charging tech it claims can interact with

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says /r/WallStreetBets has not violated the platforms’

The Wall Street Journal profiles Jaime Rogozinski, who established the /r/WallStreetBets

Google has removed ~100k recent negative reviews for Robinhood on the

Tim Cook suggests the US should follow the EU’s lead and

Facebook shuts down a stock trading discussion group with 157k members;

Robinhood denies claims it has sold off shares in GameStop, AMC,

SpaceX is finalizing a funding round that could value the company

Tim Cook criticizes engagement-focused business models, data exploitation, misleading users, and

Experience management company Qualtrics closes up 51 percent in Nasdaq debut;

Retail brokerages restrict trading in AMC, BlackBerry, and other volatile stocks;

Coinbase formally announces plans to go public via direct listing; the

Discord is helping the new /r/WallStreetBets (WSB) channel to moderate during

This Week in Startups | Emergency Pod!Jason talks about the GameStop

Scalapay, which offers zero-interest installment plans at e-commerce checkouts, raises $48M

Retail brokerages restrict trading in AMC, BlackBerry, and other volatile stocks;

Facebook is preparing an antitrust suit against Apple and has been

Retail brokerages restrict trading in AMC, BlackBerry, and other volatile stocks;

Workday ($55B market cap), which provides SaaS solutions for HR and

WeWork is considering merger offers from at least two SPACs as

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