The Latest Breaking News from GME

GameStop surprised Wall Street with a profitable quarter driven by deep cost cuts and stronger operating income, but analysts remain unconvinced about a near-term turnaround.

GameStop is still a bad choice for investors as its core business flounders, institutions and analysts bail out, and short sellers cap gains.

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) shares are trading flat Thursday following recent strength. Volatility was sparked over the holiday weekend when “Big Short” investor Michael Burry published 2019 emails exchanged with Keith Gill, also know as “Roaring Kitty.” Here’s what investors need to know.

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) is trading slightly higher Wednesday morning. The retailer has rallied over 8.5% in the past five days, fueled largely by a resurgence of social media nostalgia rather than material news. Here’s what investors need to know.

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) shares are bouncing around Tuesday afternoon as the market braces for the retailer's third-quarter earnings report next week. While the stock has enjoyed an 11% rally over the past week, the focus is potentially shifting from social media sentiment back to fundamentals. Here’s what investors need to…

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) shares are trading flat but trending heavily across social platforms Monday morning, following a holiday week. The main catalyst for the stock remains Big Short investor Michael Burry, who recently surfaced a 2019 email exchange with Keith Gill, known globally as “Roaring Kitty.”

Investor Michael Burry has just shared a previously unseen 2019 email from Keith Gill, A.K.A “Roaring Kitty,” offering a rare glimpse at the early convictions that preceded GameStop Corp.'s (NYSE:GME) dramatic surge during the 2021 “meme” stock rally.

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) shares are trading marginally higher Tuesday morning, attempting to stabilize after a volatile October defined by viral political memes and renewed dilution fears. Here’s what investors need to know.

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) stock is trading marginally higher Friday morning, but the video game retailer's shares remain pinned near 52-week lows as the meme-fueled fireworks of October give way to a focus on fundamentals.