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GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen recently discussed the retailer's "Staplegate" charity auction. He said the winning bidder will ...
A staple-punctured Switch 2 fetched $250,000 on eBay Wednesday for Grapevine-based GameStop Corp., compared to $499.99 for a ...
GameStop boss Ryan Cohen said Tuesday on CNBC’s Squawk Box that the company’s recent crypto play is strictly about protecting ...
GameStop auctioned off a famous stapler that accidentally ruined Nintendo Switch 2 consoles for some consumers.
Is GameStop trying to be the next Strategy? CEO Ryan Cohen gives a look into its Bitcoin treasury approach and talks crypto ...
A GameStop employee damaged a Nintendo Switch 2 with a stapler in June. Now that stapler and other "staplegate" items have ...
In a strategic repositioning, the GameStop CEO hints at a willingness to accept cryptocurrency in exchange of trading ...
GameStop's Ryan Cohen discusses the firm's $500M Bitcoin investment as inflation hedge and possible crypto acceptance for ...
According to a letter of authenticity provided in the listing, the stapler was “used by a GameStop associate who, in a moment ...
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen told CNBC’s Squawk Box that the video game retailer is “going to look at all cryptocurrencies” as a possible payment method for trading cards.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen tells CNBC that, depending on customer demand, the company may accept crypto for trading cards.
GameStop plans crypto payments after a $500 million Bitcoin investment. Explores trading card sales & inflation hedging via multiple cryptos.