It looks like GameStop is finally, once and for all, moving away from its core business—and after several tough years in the ...

GameStop announces an increased focus on trading cards like Pokemon TCG as it reveals its path and recent successes to investors.

Video game retailer GameStop Corporation (NYSE:GME) recognizes its gaming business is under pressure and is turning to Bitcoin ...

As the video game industry goes increasingly digital, cutting out retailers for software sales, GameStop is pivoting toward the trading-card business, CEO Ryan Cohen said at the company’s annual ...

GameStop is doubling-down on trading cards. In its 2025 Annual Meeting, CEO Ryan Cohen told shareholders that the company had seen its first profitable opening quarter since 2019 due to "reducing ...

The video game retailer announced plans for a $1.75 billion convertible notes offering to partially fund its bitcoin purchase.

The good news is, GameStop is getting a lot more Pokemon cards in the near future. The bad news? Well, it's up to interpretation.

Destined Rivals, Pokémon TCG's supposed Team Rocket triumph, let me down, so I’m focusing all my energy on Black Bolt and ...

For local card stores, the latest surge in demand for Pokémon cards like Destined Rivals, Prismatic Evolutions and Surging ...

Ironically, GameStop is both scalping Pokemon cards and discouraging other scalpers by limiting each customer to one unit of each SKU. The exception here is booster packs (you can buy five).

We’re doing grading in a bunch of stores, and we’re selling a lot of cards both in sports and TCG.” Though GameStop has lon ...