The GameStop Meme Stock Craze Hits the Cinema. ... (3 min) Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Bill McGurn ... the little guy’s triumph over the Wall Street elite.

Propagate, the company behind Hulu’s Hillary, and the Wall Street Journal are the latest companies to explore the recent GameStop financial saga. Ben Silverman and Howard T.

The videogame retailer’s stock surged to nearly $350 before giving up most of the gains in volatile trading reminiscent of its wild ride in late January.

In just five days, GameStop’s shares soared up to 500%. WSJ analyzed how Reddit posts, ... according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of the posts.

Illustration: Zoe Soriano for the Wall Street Journal. ... Shares of GameStop are up more than sevenfold in 2021, compared with a 2.5% rise in the S&P 500. The Grapevine, ...

Melvin Capital Management had been betting against GameStop Corp.GME-1.21 % decrease; red down pointing triangle since 2014 and still believes online videogame downloads will overtake the retailer ...

GameStop shares rose after a report that it was launching a new devision focused on nonfungible tokens and cryptocurrency, extending the video-game retailer’s volatile ride into this year.

GameStop Corp.GME 0.57 % increase; green up pointing triangle plans to reward thousands of employees with stock and pay raises, returning focus to its bricks-and-mortar business as the company ...

The GameStop frenzy put the spotlight on a growing group of investors who seek and share trading information on social media platforms like YouTube and TikTok. ... Adam Falk/The Wall Street Journal.

A Wall Street Journal analysis of millions of posts on WallStreetBets, the performance of the most-mentioned companies each month and interviews with traders show what makes a stock take off ...

Two GameStop Corp.GME2.84%increase; green up pointing triangle shareholders are threatening a proxy fight, if the videogame retailer doesn’t overhaul its board of directors and take other steps ...

Illustration: Jacob Reynolds for The Wall Street Journal. ... Texas-based GameStop posted $1.16 billion in sales for the July-ended quarter, up from $1.14 billion a year earlier.