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GameStop has stopped buying Bitcoin since April. Moreover, X users noticed that Ryan Cohen, founder of GameStop, unfollowed ...
CEO Ryan Cohen attempted to bring clarity to the market in a televised interview. He says the company isn’t trying to be a Bitcoin repository and isn’t following in the steps of Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR ...
Bill Gross says GameStop now mirrors Bitcoin's patterns; the firm plans for more Bitcoin investments and possible crypto ...
A GameStop employee damaged a Nintendo Switch 2 with a stapler in June. Now that stapler and other "staplegate" items have ...
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As the video game industry goes increasingly digital, cutting out retailers for software sales, GameStop is pivoting toward the trading-card business, CEO Ryan Cohen said at the company’s annual ...
GameStop is auctioning an infamous stapler that punctured the screens of new Nintendo Switch 2 screens. CEO Ryan Cohen raised the stakes Thursday by offering his underwear as well. On Friday, he ...
Under the stewardship of CEO Ryan Cohen, GameStop (NYSE: GME) is looking to rise from the ashes. At its core, GameStop is still a global retailer of new and pre-owned video games and video game ...
What Happened: The company’s CEO, Ryan Cohen, has added a personal touch to the auction, promising to include his underwear and even personally deliver the items if the bidding exceeds $1 million.