GameStop (GME) is considering a secondary stock offering to fund future growth
Though not mentioned on the Q4 2020 earnings conference call, GameStop is reportedly selling further shares to fund ongoing company transformation.
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Though not mentioned on the Q4 2020 earnings conference call, GameStop is reportedly selling further shares to fund ongoing company transformation.
On its Q4 2020 earnings conference call, GameStop CEO George Sherman noted that the company plans to expand its market with PC gaming, monitor, and TV products.
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Activision Blizzard's Q4 2020 earnings boasted a strong quarter and year-over-year revenue increase largely on the success of Call of Duty and World of Warcraft sales and services.
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The company's shares have seen a spike after the news broke.