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Robinhood has fired back at Charlie Munger, who earlier this week said the free trading app was having a "regrettable" impact.

CNBC's Jim Cramer questioned "are prices real" on Wall Street anymore, as he exasperatingly tried to explain GameStop's renewed rally.

"The capacity for US consumers to spend is massive and growing," UBS' Keith Parker said.

Carlyle Group's David Rubenstein told CNBC there might some stock market speculation but the bigger problem for the U.S. economy is high unemployment.

After the Supreme Court allowed the transfer to Manhattan DA Cy Vance, Trump accused the prosecutor of pursuing a "fishing expedition."

This is the first time Twitter has set long-term goals for revenue and daily users.

Facebook is launching a new ad campaign called "Good Ideas Deserve to be Found," which makes a case for personalized advertising.

First-time claims for unemployment insurance fell to 730,000 last week, well below the expected 845,000.

Coinbase's filing showed that it made more than $1.1 billion in net revenue last year.

Workers on a Model 3 production line in Fremont were told their line would be down from Feb. 22 until March 7, according to the report.

Domino's Pizza stock slid after its earnings report fell short of expectations.

Virgin Galactic announced a shakeup of its executive leadership, with the space tourism company set to report its fourth quarters earnings after the bell.

The retailer is trying to hang on to market share gains as the pandemic wanes and customers may feel comfortable returning to the mall or other competitors.

Moderna also said its chief medical officer, Tal Zaks, will leave the company in late September.

The cryptocurrency world is abuzz with talk of digital collectibles, unique virtual tokens that can represent anything from art to sports memorabilia.

Carvana, a major holding of several top hedge funds, will report its latest earnings results on Thursday.

Papa John's earnings fell short of estimates as higher food costs and employee bonuses weighed on profits even as demand for its pizza remains high.

Sales growth slowed, and the retailer expects the pace will weaken even further as people shift spending away from their homes.

Robinhood's ability to navigate the GameStop trading chaos bodes well for its upcoming IPO.