Video game retailer looks to sell operations
GameStop CEO Scapegoats DEI for Company Troubles
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen took to X on Tuesday to blame wokeness and DEI for the retail chain’s impending exit from Canada and France. The company, which managed to survive the pandemic thanks to the infamous memestock frenzy, has closed more than 700 stores since 2020 as more game distribution moves digital.
GameStop confirmed in a February 22 social media post that it would cease taking pre-orders for Pokemon TCG products ...
The e-commerce stock has started 2025 on a tear, with investors betting that China's faltering economy will rebound.
It’s been four years since GameStop (GME) stock became famous after retail investors lifted it, creating the concept of a ...
Chinese tech stocks have been on the ascent in recent days, after the emergence of domestic artificial intelligence startup ...
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GameStop (GME), the struggling video game retailer, has disclosed its intention to sell its operations in France and Canada ...
The share of retail investors trading the U.S. market is now double the levels seen before the pandemic and nearing highs ...
GameStop is selling its operations in Canada and France. CEO Ryan Cohen, in a tweet, indicated the decision was politically ...
GameStop’s store counts in Canada and France have been shrinking for years, and sales in Canada represent just over 5% of the ...
GameStop CEO and billionaire investor Ryan Cohen has increased his personal stake in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba to ...
A recent promotion available through the popular retailer GameStop allows customers to purchase two PlayStation 4 titles and ...
GameStop just dropped a new policy—no more pre-orders for Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) products. That precious feeling of ...
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