TheStreet. Meme stocks come and go. Then they come back and go again. A whiff of positive news – a good line in an earnings ...

GameStop (GME) shares fell in extended trading Tuesday as the retailer's quarterly revenue declined. The video game retailer's revenue dropped 17% year-over-year to $732.4 million. The company ...

By 2021, short positions represented 140% of GameStop's shares held by public investors. This means that these investors were betting on the stock's decline.

Bill Gross, a billionaire investor, won big by betting against GameStop and AMC. He plans to steer clear of the latest meme ...

GameStop Corp. GME and Best Buy Co., Inc. BBY stand at very different crossroads in the retail landscape. GameStop, once heavily dependent on physical video game sales, is in the midst of a deep ...

Bill Gross says GameStop now mirrors Bitcoin's patterns; the firm plans for more Bitcoin investments and possible crypto ...

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