GameStop (GME) to sell off Canada & France store operations
CEO Ryan Cohen citing 'wokeness,' 'progressivism,' and 'DEI' as reasons GameStop is looking for buyers for its Canada and France store operations.
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CEO Ryan Cohen citing 'wokeness,' 'progressivism,' and 'DEI' as reasons GameStop is looking for buyers for its Canada and France store operations.
According to GameStop's 10-Q accompanying its Q3 2024 earnings results, 71.0 million shares of the company are held by registered holders.
GameStop is out with its earnings report for the third quarter of its fiscal year.
GameStop intends to use the net proceeds for business purposes, which may include acquisitions and investments.
Cohen failed to file a HSR form and wait before completing the acquisition of 562,000 Wells Fargo shares.
The number of directly registered shares of GameStop dropped during Q2 2024. Here are the details.
GameStop is out with earnings results for Q2 2024, and the stock is moving around in afterhours trading.
Select GameStop locations will once again start serving physical copies of classic video games.
The closure affects both the website and the magazine with staff finding out moments before the announcement.
Read the opening commentary GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen provided to kickoff the GME 2024 Annual Meeting of Stockholders.