The video game retailer, famed for becoming a meme stock, revealed in an SEC filing that it will hold the digital currency as a treasury reserve asset. GameStop, the video game retailer famed for becoming a meme stock and causing chaos in the stock market during the COVID-19 pandemic,

GameStop is closing down a 'significant number' of locations while investing in crypto. Are any in Ohio? Here's what it might mean for customers.

GameStop Corporation (GME), the video game retailer turned memecoin stock, is planning to invest in Bitcoin. The company’s board of directors has unanimously approved a plan to acquire digital assets,

GameStop shares plunged Thursday after the company's plans to sell debt to fund purchases of bitcoin raised some questions on Wall Street

The latest sell-off came after the video game chain announced plans to $1.3 billion through the sale of convertible senior notes to purchase bitcoin.

The company said that it closed 1,000 locations globally, with 590 locations in the U.S., in the past year and will close a “significant number” in the next few months.

Shares of GameStop fell more than 15% on Thursday after the company's plan to finance its bitcoin pivot raised questions about the timing of its move and its strategy to turn around its struggling retail business.

GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock looks unattractive - making it a bad pick to buy at its current price of around $25.

GameStop revealed in a regulatory filing Tuesday that it expects to close a "significant number" of additional locations in the coming months, although the "specific set of stores has not been identified for closure.