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GameStop reopening ‘select’ stores nationwide as company insiders make new investments into retailer

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Business, F. (2026, September 14). GameStop reopening ‘select’ stores nationwide as company insiders make new investments into retailer. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/14/business/gamestop-reopening-select-stores-nationwide/

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GameStop is reopening some of its closed stores nationwide starting September 11, though it did not provide a full list of locations initially. This follows recent store closures aimed at reducing costs and restructuring. Notably, GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen bought 1 million shares worth about $20.4 million on September 10, and board member Alain Attal purchased 5,000 shares for around $100,000 the same day. The company is also seeing a significant shift in its sales mix towards collectibles like trading cards, which now account for 45.1% of net sales compared to 29% last year.
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GameStop announced on social media it would begin reopening select closed stores starting September 11. The company did not initially disclose a complete list but confirmed at least one store in Brooklyn, Ohio was part of the initial rollout. This move follows extensive cost-cutting measures that have seen hundreds of GameStop locations close over recent years as the company attempts to reshape its retail operations.

On September 10, GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen purchased 1 million shares of Class A common stock for approximately $20.4 million at a weighted average price of about $20.38 per share, according to federal filings. Additionally, board member Alain Attal bought 5,000 shares that day for roughly $100,000.

The company’s sales mix has also shifted significantly, with collectibles now accounting for 45.1% of GameStop's net sales during the most recent quarter, up from around 29% in fiscal 2025. This shift highlights a strategic pivot towards trading cards and other collectible items as traditional video game software sales decline.

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Collectibles, including trading cards, accounted for 45.1% of GameStop’s net sales during the company’s most recent quarter, up from roughly 29% for fiscal 2025.
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🔮 The company announced on social media that “select” closed stores would begin reopening Sept. 11.

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GameStop says it is reopening “select” stores across the country as company insiders make new investments in the video game retailer’s stock. asserted
insiders → say → stock
The company announced on social media that “select” closed stores would begin reopening Sept. 11. asserted
stores → announce → media
GameStop did not initially disclose a complete list of returning locations. asserted
GameStop → disclose → locations
A company spokesperson told FOX Business that “at least one” store — located in Brooklyn, Ohio — was part of the initial rollout. asserted
store → tell → rollout
The move comes after an extended period of store closures and cost-cutting. asserted
move → come → closures
GameStop has shuttered hundreds of locations in recent years as it has sought to reduce expenses and reshape its retail operations. asserted
it → shutter → operations
The reopenings also come as GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen purchased 1 million shares of Class A common stock on Sept. 10 at a weighted average price of about $20.38 per share, according to federal regulatory filings. uncertain
Cohen → come → filings
GameStop board member Alain Attal also purchased 5,000 shares that day for approximately $100,000. asserted
Attal → purchase → 100,000
Meanwhile, GameStop’s sales mix has continued to shift away from traditional video game software and toward collectibles. asserted
mix → continue → collectibles
Collectibles, including trading cards, accounted for 45.1% of GameStop’s net sales during the company’s most recent quarter, up from roughly 29% for fiscal 2025. asserted
Collectibles → include → 2025
Start your day with all you need to know Morning Report delivers the latest news, videos, photos and more. asserted
Report → start → news
Collectibles sales increased 57% from the same quarter a year earlier. asserted
sales → increase → quarter
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