GameStop is trying to become something bigger than a videogame store
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- GameStop’s CEO Ryan Cohen is openly talking about a large acquisition in 2026, aiming to reshape what the company is.
- GameStop’s latest full-year results (fiscal 2024) showed declining sales but improved profitability, plus $4.775B in cash and marketable securities as of early 2025.
- Cohen’s new performance award (announced January 7, 2026) is tied to extreme milestones, including a path toward a $100B market cap, pending a shareholder vote expected in March or April 2026.
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