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By Hamid Ayodeji Aladdin Digital Bank has launched its digital App – Aladdin Finance – that will cater for the banking needs of a wide range of customers, including young professionals and ordinary Nigerians with legitimate endeavours they do for a living. According to a statement, Aladdin Digital Bank, which is powered by PurpleMoney Microfinance Bank, “seamlessly combines banking and commerce, and supports your hustle by giving you the tools you need to save, borrow, make payments while...

(Credit: Robinhood) Robinhood is trying to win over the public with a new TV ad that’ll air during the Super Bowl. But we’re betting it will only piss people off. Robinhood says it created the ad to spread its message of democratizing finance for everyone. “In that spirit, we’re launching a campaign during the Big Game this Sunday in hopes of reaching and empowering millions of people with one simple but important message: We are all investors,” the company wrote in a Wednesday blog p...

(Photo Illustration by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Angry internet users have filed over 30 class-action lawsuits against Robinhood for restricting stock buys on the app. The lawsuits have been piling up in the PACER court database days after Robinhood stopped stock buys for GameStop and seven other companies. On Tuesday, PCMag counted 34 civil complaints against the company.  A Massachusetts-based man named Brendon Nelson was the first to file a class-action lawsuit against Robin...

Due to the limits, existing holders of the affected stocks, such as GameStop, AMC and BlackBerry, won’t be able to buy any new shares through the Robinhood app.

(Photo Illustration by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) UPDATE: Robinhood is backtracking on its decision, and will permit "limited buys" of new shares in GameStop and the other affected stocks starting on Friday. Original story: Robinhood is now facing a class-action lawsuit for blocking users from buying GameStop shares in the ongoing “meme stock” craze.  Hours after the stock-trading app began limiting the share buys, a Massachusetts-based user named Brendon Nelson filed a class-action com...