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Robinhood CEO tells US Congress: 'We don't answer to hedge funds'

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CEO of Robinhood Vlad Tenev tells the US House Financial Services Committee that the trading app does not "answer to hedge funds." US lawmakers have opened a hearing seeking answers on the recent stock market frenzy that caused dizzying moves in the value of little-known shares and prompted calls for tougher Wall Street regulations. SOUNDBITE

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