A tale of two startups with ‘superstore’ ambitions: Robinhood and Cadre
Techcrunch
The buzzy startups Robinhood and Cadre are known for different things. Five-year-old Robinhood has established its reputation by offering commission-free stock trading, while three-year-old Cadre burst onto the scene with a real estate investing platform. Yet both have developed similar ambitions to become financial “superstores,” using the Amazon playbook of starting in one place, and quickly expanding into other terrain. “If you think about Amazon, they took the book model, built brand equity…