The eBay Scandal Gets a Thriller-Like Documentary
A newly available documentary, ‘Whatever It Takes,' examines eBay workers' plot to cyberstalk journalists and critics.
A newly available documentary, ‘Whatever It Takes,' examines eBay workers' plot to cyberstalk journalists and critics.
For today's Big 3, @Theotrade's Don Kaufman explains why Home Depot (HD) is going through a “necessary rotation,” sees a possibility for eBay (EBAY) shares to spike, and tilts bearish on Micron (MU) after its stellar surge. Don offers example options trades for his picks while Rick Ducat walks us through key levels to watch in the stock charts.
Etsy's AI seller tools aim to cut listing and shop-management friction, helping merchants create faster, improve inventory quality and support marketplace growth.
@OptionsPlay's Tony Zhang talks about why stocks are mixed to close out a holiday-shortened trading week. He offers two bullish cases in different corners of the consumer space through Mastercard (MA) and eBay Inc. (EBAY) while walking investors through example options trades in both.
eBay continues to pivot toward high-value enthusiast categories while maintaining a capital-light marketplace model. Macy's is navigating a multiyear restructuring plan focused on store optimization and luxury brand expansion.
GameStop pledged on Friday that it would pursue its proposed takeover of eBay.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen scrapped his pay package plan that stood to net him as much as $35 billion if he hit certain performance targets, citing a desire to focus on his eBay takeover bid. However, Cohen has shared few details on how he'll move forward with his $56 billion offer for eBay since the company rejected the proposal in May.
GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) is signaling a sharper strategic pivot, as chairman and CEO Ryan Cohen has opted to forgo a proposed performance-based compensation package while the company pursues a takeover of eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY).
Ryan Cohen is doing two things at once that look contradictory until you stare at them long enough.
GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME)'s board has scrapped a proposed CEO performance award after a request from CEO Ryan Cohen, who said he wants leadership focused on the company's operating performance and its pursuit of online marketplace eBay. The award, approved in January 2026, would have paid Cohen as much as $35 billion if GameStop reached a market capitalization of $100 billion.
Ryan Cohen, the GameStop chairman and CEO whose Chewy exit made him a household name in retail-investor circles, sat down with Jason Calacanis on the All-In podcast and made clear that his unsolicited run at eBay is not a pose.
GameStop has scrapped CEO Ryan Cohen's potential $35 billion pay deal — at his request. The Chewy cofounder wants to focus on turning around GameStop and acquiring eBay, the company said.
GameStop said on Tuesday its board had granted the request of CEO Ryan Cohen to withdraw his proposed performance award, as the company shifts its focus towards the potential acquisition of eBay.
Online advertising can boost eBay's profit margins in the long run, but that's not the only growth catalyst.
Vinted has seen an explosive growth in recent years, boosted by consumers increasingly looking for value amid rising costs of living globally. The consumer-to-consumer platform allows customers to sell unwanted items like clothing, electronics, or even furniture, and was recently valued at over $9 billion.
GameStop delivered a strong Q1, with net sales up 14% and a major shift toward higher-margin collectibles driving operational profitability. GameStop's $2 billion buyback and cost discipline signal strategic capital allocation, but the company's legacy hardware business continues to decline. GameStop's proposed $55 billion hostile bid for eBay faces major financing and strategic hurdles, making a successful takeover highly unlikely.
UK's competition regulator on Monday launched a probe into eBay's $1.2 billion purchase of Gen Z-focused fashion resale platform Depop from Etsy.
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Shares of GameStop (NYSE:GME | GME Price Prediction) are up 9% to $22.79 on Wednesday morning, snapping back from a brutal stretch after the video game retailer posted its highest quarterly net income on record and approved a fresh $2 billion buyback.
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