A Reddit community that gained widespread notoriety during the memestock craze of 2021 is at the center of a long-running trademark fight and a new lawsuit over the rights to the term WallStreetBets.

The WallStreetBets 2026 Index, a crowdsourced portfolio of ten stocks voted on by Reddit's WallStreetBets forum members, has been unveiled.

A legal battle over ownership of WallStreetBets, known for igniting the memestock craze of 2021, presented the court with a question at the intersection of social media and intellectual property ...

Reddit has priced its initial public offering (IPO) at $34 per share, reaching the top of its initially expected price range and hitting its target valuation of $6.4 billion. According to the ...

Reddit opened at $47 per share, eventually topping out above the $57 mark, and early retail investors shared their gains in WSB. Retail traders in the WSB subreddit predict a drop in the stock’s price ...

‘Hold on to your butts,’ read one thread, where the platform’s infamous stock-trading subreddit debated what would happen with Reddit’s stock. Reddit shares busted out of the gate Thursday, showing an ...

Jaime Rogozinski claims the site wrongly banned him from moderating the r/WallStreetBets subreddit he created in 2012. Jaime Rogozinski claims the site wrongly banned him from moderating the ...

The subreddit's former moderator Jamie Rogozinski says the site is infringing on his trademark and violating his publicity rights, while Reddit says it's "a completely frivolous lawsuit with no basis ...