Robinhood Adds Weekend Trading, Netlist Seeks Micron Chip Import Ban: What's Going On Today

Markets

Robinhood said Tuesday, September 29, that it will allow users to trade some U.S. stocks around the clock on weekends, Reuters reported. The move extends the brokerage’s push toward wider access to trading; the company did not identify in the report which stocks will be eligible or give a start date.

Tech

Memory-chip company Netlist filed a new complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission seeking an import ban on Micron products it says infringe its patents, Reuters reported Tuesday. The chips are used in AI computing systems associated with Google and Nvidia. The request is an allegation and a requested remedy, not a finding of infringement or an imposed ban.

Sources

Reuters.