GameStop

GME

Market cap $9.42B

Return to Silent Hill Hits Theaters Nationwide on January 23 – Buy Tickets Now LOS ANGELES and GRAPEVINE, Texas, Jan. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Cineverse (Nasdaq: CNVS), a next generation entertainment studio, and GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME), are pulling out all the stops in anticipation of the January 23 wide theatrical release of Return to Silent Hill (returntosilenthillmovie.com).  The two companies are collaborating on an immersive marketing campaign for the new film, based on the visionary video game, SILENT HILL 2.

GameStop has continued to close more stores in 2026.

GameStop continues to struggle after the retailer closed 590 stores in 2024 and plans significant additional closures amid declining revenue.

GameStop stock is up more than sevenfold during CEO Ryan Cohen's tenure. Cohen currently receives no salary, bonus, or stock for his compensation.

GameStop Corp.'s risk profile has shifted from passive decline to an execution-driven outcome under CEO Ryan Cohen. Cohen's fully at-risk compensation plan ties his payoff to extreme long-term value creation, making early milestones largely symbolic rather than economically meaningful. GME's downside is limited by a cash-rich balance sheet and positive cash flow, but upside depends on a yet-unarticulated transformation.

GameStop (NYSE: GME) is pushing meaningfully higher this morning after Ryan Cohen, its chief executive, agreed to anchor his salary to the company's stock price performance. According to GME's press release, “Mr.

How do you square a slate of store closures with a possible $35 billion deal for your CEO? Enter the world of the meme stock to end all meme stocks, GameStop, and suspend your disbelief is how.

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) shares surged almost 6% on Wednesday after the videogame retailer announced a $35 billion compensation package for CEO Ryan Cohen, tied entirely to a dramatic turnaround of the struggling company. The new pay plan, which requires shareholder approval at a special meeting expected in March or April, offers Cohen stock options to purchase over 171.5 million shares at $20.66 each.

GameStop Corporation (NYSE: GME) is once again grabbing market attention, trending among the most active stocks Wednesday morning and spiking on Google—and no it's not 2021.

The company's annual revenue has plummeted more than 35% since 2022, while its stock price is down 80% from all-time highs hit in 2021.