By Tyler Clifford, CNBC •
Updated on July 29, 2021 at 7:02 pm
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Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday sought to assuage worries about the company s stock price decline after its initial public offering. I m used to being doubted, personally, I think, from the very beginning. We felt like underdogs here at Robinhood and, you know, we ll see underdogs hopefully evolving into comeback kids, he said in a Mad Money interview. We re building a long-term business, so you have to ignore these short-term fluctuations, he said.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday brushed off the first-day performance of the trading app s stock, which ended the day lower despite making its public debut with much fanfare.
By Tyler Clifford, CNBC •
Updated 4 hours ago
Pavlo Gonchar | LightRocket | Getty Images
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday sought to assuage worries about the company s stock price decline after its initial public offering. I m used to being doubted, personally, I think, from the very beginning. We felt like underdogs here at Robinhood and, you know, we ll see underdogs hopefully evolving into comeback kids, he said in a Mad Money interview. We re building a long-term business, so you have to ignore these short-term fluctuations, he said.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday brushed off the first-day performance of the trading app s stock, which ended the day lower despite making its public debut with much fanfare.
By Tyler Clifford, CNBC •
Updated 3 hours ago
Pavlo Gonchar | LightRocket | Getty Images
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday sought to assuage worries about the company s stock price decline after its initial public offering. I m used to being doubted, personally, I think, from the very beginning. We felt like underdogs here at Robinhood and, you know, we ll see underdogs hopefully evolving into comeback kids, he said in a Mad Money interview. We re building a long-term business, so you have to ignore these short-term fluctuations, he said.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday brushed off the first-day performance of the trading app s stock, which ended the day lower despite making its public debut with much fanfare.
By Tyler Clifford, CNBC •
Updated 4 hours ago
Pavlo Gonchar | LightRocket | Getty Images
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday sought to assuage worries about the company s stock price decline after its initial public offering. I m used to being doubted, personally, I think, from the very beginning. We felt like underdogs here at Robinhood and, you know, we ll see underdogs hopefully evolving into comeback kids, he said in a Mad Money interview. We re building a long-term business, so you have to ignore these short-term fluctuations, he said.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev on Thursday brushed off the first-day performance of the trading app s stock, which ended the day lower despite making its public debut with much fanfare.
By Tyler Clifford, CNBC •
Updated 4 hours ago
Source: Wingstop
Wingstop CEO Charlie Morrison announced that the chicken chain plans to open 25 company-owned locations in Manhattan. We believe our model being predominantly digital works great with ghost kitchens, which will be probably half the mix of those, he told CNBC s Jim Cramer in an interview. The key is they are kitchens available to delivery drivers through DoorDash, Uber and others, that can come in, grab the food and take it to everybody, he said.
Wingstop has laid out plans to expand its presence in Manhattan with dozens of new locations set to open in the market, CEO Charlie Morrison told CNBC on Wednesday.