GameStop (NYSE:GME) moved higher in postmarket trading after the retailer released an SEC filing indicating that CEO Ryan Cohen purchased 500,000 shares in the open market during the day.

Ryan Cohen spent a total of $10.7 million to load up on 500,000 shares of GME last week, as per the regulatory filing on April 3. His stake in the NYSE-listed firm now sits at about 8.4%.

Shares in GameStop (GME) slipped into correction territory during pre-market trading on Friday, following a 10% increase in ...

GameStop shares jumped as Bitcoin hit a record high, potentially fueled by retail enthusiasm. The company recently approved Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset.

GameStop (GME) founder and CEO Ryan Cohen will reportedly face a lawsuit for his 2022 trades in shares of a company then known as Bed Bath & Beyond. According to Reuters, a U.S. district judge has ...

Ryan Cohen is the CEO of GameStop and an activist ... A year later, he took on the role of CEO, a position he has held ever since. Besides GME, Cohen has also invested in Bed Bath & Beyond and ...

GameStop (NYSE:GME) CEO Ryan Cohen will face a lawsuit by the company once known as Bed Bath & Beyond after a ruling by a federal judge. Bed Bath & Beyond is looking to recover $47.2 million of ...

Speculations that GME will buy Bitcoin first started when GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen met up with Michael Saylor, the executive chair of the biggest public company by BTC holdings. Cohen actually ...