GameStop (GME) is considering a secondary stock offering to fund future growth
Though not mentioned on the Q4 2020 earnings conference call, GameStop is reportedly selling further shares to fund ongoing company transformation.
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Though not mentioned on the Q4 2020 earnings conference call, GameStop is reportedly selling further shares to fund ongoing company transformation.
A new Super PAC has been created to further support retailers.
The latest GameStop conference call with company management has come and gone without any mention of the current state of GME stocks.
The GameStop (GME) Q4 earnings are out and e-commerce played a large role in the company's profits.
On its Q4 2020 earnings conference call, GameStop CEO George Sherman noted that the company plans to expand its market with PC gaming, monitor, and TV products.
GameStop's (GME) Q4 2020 earnings report is now live.
Those interested in tuning into the GameStop (GME) Q4 2020 Earnings Call can do so right here.
ABC News will take an in-depth look at the GameStop stock scenario in an upcoming special.
GameStop (GME) plummeted today, leading to multiple halts on its way down.
The hiring of Chewy founder Ryan Cohen as e-commerce lead sends GameStop (GME) stocks rising again.