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The move marks GameStop's biggest, but not the first, executive shakeup since Ryan Cohen, the co-founder and former chief executive of online pet food company Chewy Inc, joined the company's board in January and sits as the largest individual shareholder.  RC Ventures, Cohen’s investment firm, has amassed an approximately 13% stake in GameStop with the goal of transforming the company into a major e-commerce player that sells a wide variety of merchandise with fast shipping.  GameStop recently reported that its global e-commerce sales surged 175%, representing 34% of net sales in the fou...

Australian of the Year Grace Tame spoke at one of the nation-wide "Women's March 4 Justice" rallies on ...

Republicans shouldn't copy Jimmy Carter on the Olympics Print this article After the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979, President Jimmy Carter threatened a boycott of the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics. Carter hoped the threat would force Soviet troops back over the Afghan border. Instead, the moment underscored his administration’s listless, limping foreign policy: The Soviets stayed in Afghanistan for nine more years, the United States government was humiliated, and 466 Team USA athletes missed the chance to compete. That moment sprang to my mind recently as some in the GOP call for...

GameStop Adds Pet Food Billionaire to Its Board of Directors ✖ GameStop has announced this week that it is immediately appointing three new directors to the board in agreement with RC Ventures, one of the company's largest stockholders that is managed by pet food company Chewy co-founder Ryan Cohen. Those three new directors are Alan Attal, Jim Grube, and Cohen. It is no secret that GameStop has been struggling of late, closing hundreds of stores last year alone. The number of closed stores only grows when you take into account recent history beyond 2020. These new directors are specificall...

The two week clinic aims to vaccinate as many local healthcare workers as their supplies allow.