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Generation Robinhood: How the trading app conditioned its users to obsessively trade

Generation Robinhood: How the trading app conditioned its users to obsessively trade

Business Insider — By all indications, Robinhood has become the investing app for beginner retail traders. Its sleek design, flashy features, and simple interface have attracted 13 million users since 2013. Insider spoke with 10 users and industry experts to find out how Robinhood has transformed trading. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News

Wall Street Is Pessimistic About the Dollar

Wall Street Is Pessimistic About the Dollar

Bloomberg News

Tracking Student Attendance Under Remote Learning Is a Complicated Mess

Tracking Student Attendance Under Remote Learning Is a Complicated Mess

Education Week — Tracking student attendance under remote learning this spring was complicated and oftentimes ad hoc, a messy process that could continue to be a big problem if schools return to full-time virtual learning anytime this school year or do some combination of in-person and online education.

With Schools Closed, New York's Computer Science Students Confront Uncertainty

With Schools Closed, New York's Computer Science Students Confront Uncertainty

school-stories.org — On a Friday afternoon in early March, two students in Jeff Kaufman's Advanced Placement Computer Science Principles class at the Queens High School for Information, Research and Technology had only one thing on their minds: reports that the coronavirus, still strange news to many in the country, had arrived in New York.

An Islamic School Catapults its Young Women into College and Careers

An Islamic School Catapults its Young Women into College and Careers

wpengine.com — On an October afternoon, Amy Sultana walks out of the open doors of the mosque into sun streaming from a large, pyramid shaped skylight. The prayer service's reverence gives way to conversations carried at that chaotic and sensory-overwhelming decibel available only to excited teens.