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GameStop reportedly closed more than 400 US stores in January 2026 as CEO Ryan Cohen aims for a $35 billion pay package if the company’s market cap hits $100 billion, with redundancies also affecting EB Games in New Zealand and other regions.
GameStop reportedly began 2026 by shuttering up to 296 US stores in the first week, with signs offering a 20% trade-in bonus if customers visit other GameStop locations. The closures may be connected to CEO Ryan Cohen’s at-risk pay package, which could total $35 billion if the company reaches a $100 billion market cap, distributed in nine tranches starting at $20 billion. Separately, RNZ reports GameStop is considering ending EB Games in New Zealand, potentially closing 38 stores pending a full consultation with affected staff.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen could earn up to $35 billion through performance-based stock options if the company's market cap reaches $100 billion and its earnings hit $10 billion, aligning his incentives with long-term growth amid the company's volatile history and recent recovery in stock value.
The article predicts that Meta Platforms is most likely to become the first company to reach a $2 trillion market cap in 2026, driven by AI advancements that boost its advertising revenue and new AI-driven features, despite competition from Tesla and Broadcom.
The article predicts that by 2026, Amazon, Meta Platforms, and Broadcom could join the exclusive $3 trillion market cap club, driven by growth in AWS, AI investments, and advertising, with Amazon leading the way and Meta needing significant gains.
Nvidia and Alphabet are predicted to become the first two companies to reach a $5 trillion market cap in 2026, driven by AI infrastructure spending and their strong positions in technology and cloud computing.
A Wall Street analyst predicts Nvidia could soar 369% to reach a $20 trillion market cap by 2030, driven by its dominant position in AI data center GPUs, strong revenue growth, and expanding AI infrastructure spending, despite current market volatility and investor caution.
Tesla shareholders are voting on a new pay package for Elon Musk, which could make him the world's first trillionaire if Tesla reaches an $8.5 trillion market cap, but the plan faces opposition from some investors and advisory firms due to concerns over targets and fairness.
Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya remains bullish on Nvidia, citing strong data center order projections and positive discussions with Nvidia's management, supporting a $275 price target and a 'Buy' rating, with expectations of significant stock gains despite Nvidia's recent $5 trillion market cap milestone.
Nvidia has surpassed a $5 trillion market cap, driven by new AI and tech collaborations, with analyst C.J. Muse highlighting its broad market reach and undervalued stock, leading to a strong buy recommendation with a $300 target and potential 45% upside.
Nvidia has become the first company to reach a $5 trillion market valuation, driven by the surge in demand for AI chips and technology, highlighting the significant impact of the AI boom on the tech industry and global markets, amid concerns of a potential bubble.
Nvidia's market cap has surpassed $5 trillion, making it the first company to reach this milestone, driven by strong AI-related demand and new partnerships, while other tech and consumer companies like Etsy and Mondelez face mixed results amid broader market movements.
Nvidia is on track to become the first $5 trillion company, driven by its AI-related deals and innovations, with shares soaring and strong analyst support, reflecting high optimism about AI's transformative potential, despite some skepticism about sustainability.
Nvidia's stock reached a record high of $201.03, nearing a $5 trillion market cap, driven by positive investor sentiment at its GTC event where new partnerships and AI technologies were announced, despite competition from Qualcomm and Broadcom.
The article predicts that Amazon will join the $3 trillion club by 2027, driven by its leading cloud computing business, Amazon Web Services, and its profitable retail operations. Despite current high spending on AI infrastructure, Amazon's growth in AI services, Prime subscriptions, and advertising, along with its long-term focus on free cash flow, position it well for significant valuation growth.