Sony is moving on from physical game discs soon, and that's a bigger deal than you might think.

Despite shocking trading card prices, fans are still pre-ordering the 30th anniversary at the video game retailer

The video game retailer said it expects adjusted EBITDA to top $600 million this year, up from $345 million in fiscal 2025

When dudebro-in-chief Ryan Cohen took over as CEO of GameStop he apparently took no salary, but in January 2026 was given the opportunity of an implausibly large performance award of $35 billion were he able to boost the company’s value by a factor of ten.

By Jaspreet Singh and Svea Herbst-Bayliss June 23 (Reuters) - Ryan Cohen, the billionaire CEO of GameStop, will not receive a potential performance award from the videogame retailer and plans to unveil more details about his bid to take over eBay soon,

GameStop Chief Executive Ryan Cohen has withdrawn a proposed performance-based compensation package that could have been worth more than $35 billion, saying he wants management focused on the retailer's operations and its efforts to acquire eBay.

One of the only reasons to still buy games from GameStop is its Pro Membership program, which has some significant benefits for people who buy lots of new releases each month. Unfortunately, it’s about to lose one of the big ones.

GameStop posts a double-digit net margin while StubHub expands its global event footprint, yet their financial health and risk profiles diverge sharply.

GameStop (GME) tried to buy eBay once already, and the answer was no. That rejection would have ended most takeover attempts. Cohen is not backing down. Instead, GameStop spent the following weeks building a bigger position and a stronger balance sheet,