Rupert Steiner is an editor for Dow Jones Media Group, specializing in Europe, Middle East, and Africa. With a focus on financial markets and business news, Rupert's work has been featured in various publications including MarketWatch, Barron's, Yahoo Finance, and The Sun.
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The videogame retailer had a wild ride last week despite posting a first-quarter loss and giving details of a 75 million shares sale.
By: Rupert Steiner
The videogame retailer had a wild ride last week despite posting a first-quarter loss and giving details of a 75 million shares sale.
By: Rupert Steiner
GameStop looked set Wednesday to erase some of Tuesday’s gains after completing its latest stock sale. The videogame retailer has seen wild swings the past 10 days and was down 5.7% at $28.75 in premarket trading Wednesday. Later in the day, GameStop issued a statement saying it raised around $2.14 billion from a share-sale program it had flagged on Monday.
By: Rupert Steiner
GameStop looked set Wednesday to add to some of Tuesday’s gains after completing its latest stock sale. The videogame retailer has seen wild swings the past 10 days and was rising 3.2% at $31.48 in premarket trading Wednesday having started the day down. Later in the day, GameStop issued a statement saying it raised around $2.14 billion from a share-sale program it had flagged on Monday.
The videogame retailer’s shares were up on Monday after closing down 1.4% at $28.70 to end last week.
By: Rupert Steiner
The videogame retailer’s shares were up on Monday after closing down 1.4% at $28.70 to end last week.
By: Rupert Steiner
Nothing seems to be able to break the negative rally in GameStop stock. Details of a cost-cutting program laid out by CEO Ryan Cohen at GameStop rescheduled annual meeting didn’t help much—the stock was 1.6% lower at $24.82 in early trading. GameStop has been the center of renewed interest in meme stocks, companies for which share prices move more in reaction to social media posts than the fundamental health of the businesses.
Nothing seems to be able to break the negative rally in GameStop stock. Details of a cost-cutting program laid out by CEO Ryan Cohen at GameStop rescheduled annual meeting haven’t helped much after being delayed to Monday, from Thursday, after a livestream of the event crashed due to intense interest in the meme stock. GameStop has been the center of renewed interest in meme stocks, companies for which share prices move more in reaction to social media posts than the fundamental health of the businesses.
By: Rupert Steiner
The parent company of former President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform said it had been cleared to resell certain shares and warrants.
By: Rupert Steiner
Shipments of Apple’s iPhones rose 1.5% from a year earlier to 45.2 million units in the June quarter but that was slower than overall global shipments.
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