Shares of technology real estate company Opendoor (NASDAQ:OPEN) fell 4.3% in the afternoon session after the company decided ...

Last month, Opendoor (OPEN) said it was seeking approval for a reverse stock split to lift its share price enough to regain listing compliance. That was after the San Francisco-based company had ...

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The share price of online house flipper Opendoor Technologies has catapulted some 377% in the past month, despite a stagnant ...

Opendoor surged 341.51% month-to-date, largely driven by Eric Jackson's post amid meme stock frenzy, but he believes that ...

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The struggling real estate tech specialist is considering a reverse stock split.

It’s unclear if the iBuyer has officially staved off a delisting from Nasdaq, but that may be a matter of time.

Retail traders stepped in and did that themselves. Opendoor, along with Kohl's, Krispy Kreme and Rocket Cos., were among several stocks that recorded outsized swings last week after becoming hot ...

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