GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME), the video game retailer turned meme stock sensation, has seen its stock price skyrocket over the past year, leaving many Wall Street giants in the dust.

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Amid the recent wave of volatility in the broader market driven by trade disputes, GameStop Corp. (GME) has stood out as one of the few ...

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That volatility has evidently caught the attention of retail investors, some of whom, on social media and trader forums, are comparing it to the GameStop meme stock mania from a few years ago.

Meme stocks such as GameStop became mainstream in 2021 after apps like Robinhood (HOOD) gamified trading and people were stuck at home during the pandemic. The frenzy saw shares of challenged ...

GameStop might be dying, but thanks to its unprecedented good fortunes as a meme stock, it still has a whopping $4 billion in cash reserves. The video game retail chain announced this week it now ...

What may have irked shareholders more is that GameStop was issuing more debt that is potentially dilutive when it already had a substantial cash hoard available. Stemming from the meme stock ...

📧 It’s all fun and games until someone loses a billion. GameStop, which briefly went from terminal decline to the center of the investing universe four years ago, is back on Wall Street’s ...