GameStop CEO says their focus is no longer on games. Trading cards like Pokemon are the future now Source: flicker; Photo by Focal Foto. At the 2025 annual shareholder meeting, CEO Ryan Cohen stated ...

GameStop executives are tired of hearing about investors who bet against the stock of the video game retailer that they have given them a nickname: shallow divers. Skip to main content ...

CEO Ryan Cohen lays out vision for GameStop’s future as stock plummets 20% – and trading cards play a big role. ... GameStop says it plans to focus more on the trading-card business moving ...

GameStop’sGME-1.50 % decrease; red down pointing triangle business isn’t politics. But the videogame retailer’s future with investors may hinge on its persuasive abilities. And, lately, it ...

GameStop says it plans to focus more on the trading-card business moving forward. This comes as the video game industry grows increasingly digital. Shares of the company fell 20% Thursday ...

And GameStop’s outlook is dire in part because its core business — selling hardware and used games — is starting to dry up. Used game revenues dropped 20% year-over-year last quarter.

GameStop (GME) CEO Ryan Cohen said at the company’s annual shareholder meeting that the video game retailer plans to focus on growing its trading card business. The business of Pokemon, Magic ...

GameStop reported a 28% decrease in sales from 2023 to 2024, falling from $5.3 billion to $3.8 billion, according to an SEC filing from Tuesday, and it closed a quarter of its locations within the ...

In just five days, GameStop’s shares soared as much as 500%. WSJ analyzed how Reddit posts, YouTube videos and tweets by personalities including Elon Musk spread online and fueled a trading ...

GameStop (GME) approved a plan to purchase bitcoin (BTC-USD) with its cash holdings, following the strategy of Strategy (MSTR), which has invested billions into bitcoin. Morning Brief hosts Brad Smith ...

GameStop Corp signed an agreement with investor Ryan Cohen's RC Ventures LLC on Monday, appointing the Chewy.com founder and two other e-commerce veterans to its board as the ailing videogame ...