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- GameStop's stock price plummeted. Its shares $4 on Thursday despite rising in early trading.
- Robinhood temporarily halted trades. The trading app $4 from its trading platform before the market opened on Thursday, but then $4 again.
- Exclusive: Webull's CEO said the SEC should step in. Anthony Denier $4 in the market as an army of retail traders continues to drive volatility.
- Robinhood raised emergency funding. The company $4 this week.
- Furious traders tanked ratings for trading apps as they halted buys. They $4, with one app receiving 100,000 one-star reviews in just an hour.
- Mark Zuckerberg says Apple is a major threat. The Facebook CEO $4 of squashing competition under the guise of privacy protection.
- Facebook is preparing for a legal fight with Apple.$4 Facebook has been preparing for an antitrust lawsuit that will accuse Apple of setting privacy standards its own services don't need to follow.
- Squarespace is going public.New York-based Squarespace $4 submitted paperwork for a stock-market listing with the SEC.
- Exclusive: SpaceX wants to build rocket-fuel power plants. SpaceX wants to drill "[u]p to five natural gas wells" and build gas-fired power plants, $4 obtained by Insider.
- Exclusive: SpaceX is raising a huge new funding round. Sources say this deal $4 at a minimum of $60 billion, up from a $46 billion valuation in August.