Roblox is going to let creators that sell assets and tools on its Creator Marketplace keep all of the revenue from their sales minus taxes and payment processing fees.

Roblox players appear unhappy with the platform's decision to sell items for real money instead of Robux, sparking discussions on social media.

Roblox continues to report solid revenue growth, but investors should focus on decelerating bookings growth. Read more to see why RBLX stock is going down.

What happenedThis would be getting boring if it weren't so exciting. On Friday, for the seventh straight trading day in a row, shares of online gaming platform Roblox Corporation (NYSE: RBLX ...

Roblox provided a better-than-expected outlook for Q3 and raised its FY 2024 bookings projection. See why we recommend a buy rating on RBLX stock.

The Roblox team discusses how the additions point to where Roblox is starting to flex across platforms, into VR, and eventually maybe AR too.

Piper Sandler analyst Thomas Champion lowered his price target on Roblox but still thinks the stock will return to $40 a share within a year.

The platform’s new technology for adaptable clothing design has broader implications for discussions about things like the metaverse and NFTs.