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The Wondry. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, March 17th.

Well, if these last couple of weeks, a coronavirus panic have

showed us anything, it's that for some companies, it's hard to be prepared for massive unprecedented

change. Witness Robin Hood, the trading app that lets customers buy and sell fractional shares of

stock with zero commissions. Now, until early this month, Robin Hood had a good reputation.

The app has grown fast.

Just over a year ago, it had 5 million users.

Today, the company says it has more than 10 million.

The privately held business was valued at about $7.5 billion as of last summer

when it raised funds, according to CNBCBC. But on March 3rd,

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