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GameStop

GameStop Corp. offers games and entertainment products through its ecommerce properties and stores. It operates through the following geographic segments: United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe. Each segment consists primarily of retail operations, including stores and ecommerce properties focused on games, entertainment products, and technology. GameStop offers new and pre-owned gaming platforms from the major console and PC manufacturers, sells new and pre-owned gaming software for current and certain prior generation consoles, and offers a variety of in-game digital currency, digital downloadable content, and full-game downloads. The firm’s stores and ecommerce sites operate primarily under the names GameStop, EB Games, and Micromania. Its pop culture themed stores also sell collectibles, apparel, gadgets, electronics, toys, and other retail products for technology enthusiasts and general consumers in international markets operating under the Zing Pop Culture brand. The company also publishes Game Informer, a print and digital gaming publication. GameStop was founded by Daniel A. DeMatteo in 1996 and is headquartered in Grapevine, TX.

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GameStop reports turnaround with $48.2M net income in Q4 2022

GameStop's Q4 2022 earnings call showcased improved financial performance, driven by strategic transformations and operational efficiencies. While challenges like transformation charges and lack of outlook guidance exist, the company is focused on seizing opportunities for growth and profitability in the coming year.

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GameStop (GME) first-quarter fiscal 2023 results reflect a decline in sales due to lower sales from new gaming software releases.

GameStop (GME) Loss Narrows in Q1, Revenues Decline Y/Y

“We remain convinced that GameStop is doomed,” one analyst warned after the video game retailer fired its CEO and revealed another quarter of losses.

GameStop Stock Crashes—Set For Worst Day In 2 Years

GameStop plunged 22% on Thursday after the video game retailer fired its CEO and reported a quarterly revenue decline. GameStop had hired its now ex-CEO from Amazon in a bid to turn around the struggling retailer.

GameStop plunges 22% after company fires its CEO and names meme-stock activist Ryan Cohen as executive chairman

After firing its CEO, video game retailer GameStop's (NYSE: GME ) stock fell 22% overnight. Matt Furlong, a former Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN ) executive, was the fifth CEO let go in the last five years.

GME Stock Alert: What to Know as GameStop Ousts CEO

Weak results and surprise CEO firing call for explanation as Ryan Cohen takes full charge of the company.

GameStop's Silence Is No Longer Golden

During the stock market craze of 2020-2022 kickstarted by the FED's response to the COVID-19 stock market sell-off and economic slowdown, many companies which were able to sell a corporate strategy and upside potential saw investor funds pile into the door despite what the underlying financials looked like.

New Leadership At GameStop, New Improvements, New Reasons To Buy?

The video game retailer, part of the meme stock frenzy of 2021, posted lackluster results on Wednesday and announced the departure of Matthew Furlong. Shares of GameStop, the video game retailer and once-beloved meme stock, are back in the news today.

GameStop stock price: GME tanks after weak earnings and abrupt firing of CEO

Shares of GameStop are plunging before the opening bell after the company fired CEO Matthew Furlong, the former Amazon executive that was brought in two years ago to turn the struggling video game retailer around.

GameStop slumps after it fires former Amazon executive brought in to modernize the gaming retailer

GameStop (NYSE: GME ) stock is falling on Thursday after the company fired its CEO alongside the release of its earnings report for the first quarter of 2023! GameStop CEO Matthew Furlong has been fired.

Why Is GameStop (GME) Stock Down 22% Today?

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) has started to look like one of those brick-and-mortar companies that disappear from time to time.

GameStop Continues to Disappear

Shares slid in premarket trading following the news that the videogame retailer had fired its chief executive officer and elevated Ryan Cohen to executive chairman.

GameStop Shares Tumble After CEO Is Fired

GameStop (NYSE: GME), the once viral meme stock, has witnessed a surprising and gradual surge in its stock price throughout this year. Despite the initial volatility and speculative frenzy surrounding the company, a remarkable turnaround has unfolded.

GameStop (GME) stock: Is a massive sell-off looming on the horizon?

GameStop might be hoping Ryan Cohen can reignite excitement around its stock but the activist investor's popularity has fallen among retail traders.

GameStop Turns to Ryan Cohen. But the Meme-Stock's Recovery Looks Unlikely.

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GameStop shares slump after CEO firing and other stocks on the move

Shortly after releasing its Q1 earnings report on Wednesday afternoon, the shares of the video game retailer GameStop fell by nearly 20%.

GameStop Down 19% After Firing CEO, Abruptly Cancelling Earnings Call

GameStop has removed its CEO and elected Ryan Cohen executive chairman. Cohen was elected to the role by the video game retailer's board of directors, effective immediately, and will be responsible for capital allocation and overseeing management, GameStop said in a Wednesday (June 7) press release.

GameStop Removes CEO and Elects Ryan Cohen Executive Chairman

GameStop fired its CEO, Matt Furlong, and elevated Ryan Cohen to Executive Chairman. The company did not provide a reason for Furlong's termination.

GameStop fires CEO and names Ryan Cohen executive chairman

Chief Executive Matt Furlong is out at the videogame and consumer-electronics retailer.

GameStop Shares Fall as It Fires CEO and Names Ryan Cohen Executive Chairman

Retailer GameStop on Wednesday afternoon revealed a major leadership shake-up. CEO Matt Furlong was terminated and Ryan Cohen became executive chairman.

GameStop announces leadership shakeup, terminating CEO Matt Furlong

GameStop (GME) came out with a quarterly loss of $0.14 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of $0.17. This compares to loss of $0.52 per share a year ago.

GameStop (GME) Reports Q1 Loss, Lags Revenue Estimates

The company also posted its fourth consecutive fall in quarterly revenue and missed market estimates.

GameStop shares plummet after firing CEO: ‘Like Elon Musk running Twitter'

The CNBC Documentary "Making of the Meme King" is available on Peacock or streaming on CNBC.com.

How GameStop's Ryan Cohen became the 'meme king'

GameStop Corp (NYSE: GME) lost more than 20% in extended hours after its board fired CEO Matt Furlong. GameStop names Ryan Cohen its Executive Chairman The gaming merchandise retailer also elected Ryan Cohen as its Executive Chairman on Wednesday.

GameStop fires CEO Matt Furlong following Q1 results

GameStop reported a mixed bag of 1Q earnings, just hours after news broke it had fired its CEO Matt Furlong. First the earnings: in its first quarter of 2023, the video game retailer reported a net loss of $50.5 million or $0.17 per share versus $0.12 expected, but missed on revenue with sales of $1.23 billion versus analyst estimates of $1.36 billion.

GameStop shocks investors with abrupt CEO firing despite 1Q revenue beat

GameStop on Wednesday said that its board had elected Ryan Cohen as its executive chairman, effective immediately, and said its former chief executive had been terminated.

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