The social media company was valued at $3 billion following a funding round in February 2019
The WallStreetBets fight is the latest twist in the saga of an online army of investors who have roiled Wall Street over the past 10 days
Robinhood's website showed that the trading limit on GameStop's shares was set at 500, while for AMC the limit was set at 5,500 shares
The core infrastructure of financial markets had proven resilient during the high volatility and heavy trading volume around GameStop and other stocks
Analysts at Barclays Capital wrote that the GameStop episode is "a wake-up call that is likely to permanently affect the business models of institutional investors
The so-called "Reddit rally" cooled again in after hours trade, as GameStop and AMC Entertainment, the main targets hyped on investment forums, fell
The problem with treating the GameStop saga as an Occupy Wall Street movement 2.0 is that it ignores some fundamental differences
Small investors' participation in stock markets has exploded over the past year
The capital raised would be separate from the $3.4 billion in financing that Robinhood announced on Monday it had secured from its investors since Jan. 29
Some of Wall Street's largest hedge funds are still licking their wounds after retail traders sought to drive up the prices of stocks that were heavily bet against
Reddit cited 'repeated policy violations in recent days regarding the violence at the US Capitol' as reason
The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but a spokeswoman for Reddit said the acquisition was based on a combination of cash and stock
The 37-year-old tech entrepreneur, who is white, is the husband of tennis legend Serena Williams
In a joint statement, the companies said they are working closely together on COVID-19 response efforts.
The way the documents were first shared on Reddit and then promoted online closely resembled a disinformation campaign uncovered earlier this year
Musk's Friday farewell tweet was met with thousands of replies, many expressing sadness and urging him to make his next online commentary platform definitively known.
The investment from a China-based company, news of which started making the rounds around five days ago, quickly ignited censorship fears on Reddit, which calls itself the "front page of the internet"
Despite the site's popularity, Reddit has struggled to find a sustainable business model