US state regulators announce $10M settlement with Robinhood ‘for failing investors’
The investigation looked into complaints of Robinhood’s system outages that caused users to miss out on trades while many of its services were unavailable.
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The investigation looked into complaints of Robinhood’s system outages that caused users to miss out on trades while many of its services were unavailable.
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