The move

Robinhood to axe 7% of full-time staff in latest round

Robinhood axes around 7% of full-time staff - Financial News

The move – which marks the third round of job cuts in just over a year – was made to “adjust to volumes and to better align team structures”, according to an internal

Robinhood Markets

Robinhood Markets (NASDAQ: HOOD) is laying off about 7% of its full-time workforce, or about 150 people, marking the company's third round of job cuts in just over one

Online brokerage firm Robinhood will lay off 7% of its staff in its third round of layoffs in 14 months, The Wall Street Journal reported. Approximately 150 full-time employees

Robinhood is laying off around 7% of staff, WSJ reports

According to an internal company

According to an internal company message seen by The Wall Street Journal, Robinhood Chief Financial Officer Jason Warnick reportedly wrote that the cuts were being

Robinhood Cuts 7% of Staff to Help “Adjust to Volumes”

Robinhood cutting 7% of its full-time employees - Nasdaq

Robinhood has cut

Robinhood has laid off 7% of its staff, according to the Wall Street Journal. Citing an internal memo penned by chief financial officer Jason Warnick, the firm laid off staff

Robinhood Markets axes 7% of full-time staff - report - Seeking

Robinhood has cut 7% of its staff, laying off 150 full-time employees, as it seeks to adjust to volumes

Robinhood Markets said on Monday

Robinhood cuts around 150 jobs - Banking Dive

Robinhood lays off 7% of staff to 'adjust to volumes': WSJ

Robinhood Markets said on Monday it was cutting about 7% of its full-time employees, as it struggles with reduced customer engagement.

Chief Financial Officer Jason Warnick

Chief Financial Officer Jason Warnick, in a message seen by the Journal, said the cuts were intended to “adjust to volumes and to better align team structures.” The Journal noted that the