In addition to the trading card focus, GameStop is also investing in cryptocurrency as it tries to find a more viable business model. Last month, the company bought about $500 million in bitcoin.

GameStop is turning to trading cards as its next growth segment. Bitcoin and trading cards are getting more attention for the company than its legacy video game business. From tariffs to inflation ...

The stock ended Thursday's trading down 22.5%. GameStop is following in the footsteps of software company MicroStrategy, now known as Strategy, which bought billions of dollars worth of bitcoin in ...

GameStop is leaning heavily to trading cards as part of its future strategy, according to CEO Ryan Cohen. The news comes as a part of larger strategy shift to buy and hold a lot of bitcoin.

Investing.com -- GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) stock has dropped over 22% Thursday, as it is doubling down on collectibles, with trading cards emerging as a central focus in its evolving retail ...

GameStop says it plans to focus more on the trading-card business moving forward. This comes as the video game industry grows increasingly digital. Shares of the company fell 20% Thursday ...

In addition to the trading card focus, GameStop is also investing in cryptocurrency as it tries to find a more viable business model. Last month, the company bought about $500 million in bitcoin.

GameStop's collectibles revenue in the first quarter surged 54% on a year-over-year basis, driven by growing demand for trading cards – in particular, the Pokémon Trading Card Game, the company ...

In addition to the trading card focus, GameStop is also investing in cryptocurrency as it tries to find a more viable business model. Last month, the company bought about $500 million in bitcoin.