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GameStop launches a $56 billion bid for eBay

GameStop targets eBay in $56B takeover bid, sees path to rival Amazon

GameStop has proposed acquiring eBay in a cash-and-stock deal valued at roughly $56 billion, in a high-stakes push to expand beyond its core retail business and reshape a major online marketplace.

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GameStop Launches $56 Billion Bid to Take Over eBay

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GameStop Wants to Take on Amazon With $56 Billion Bid for eBay

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GameStop makes daring $56 billion bid for eBay, hoping to rival Amazon

GameStop has offered to buy ecommerce giant eBay for $55.5 billion, a tie-up that the video game retailer’s boss believes could produce a “legit competitor” to Amazon.

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GameStop proposes to acquire ebay at USD 125 per share in cash and stock

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GameStop's meme bid for eBay appraises poorly

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GameStop makes $56 billion bid for eBay, four times its size

The gaming retail chain has offered $125 per share in cash and stock for the online marketplace, or about a 20% premium to its Friday close.

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GameStop’s $56 Billion Bid for eBay | Bloomberg Tech 5/4/2026

GameStop Makes $55.5 Billion Offer to Buy eBay

GameStop has announced it has made a $55.5 billion offer to buy eBay at $125.00 per share in cash and stock. CEO Ryan Cohen, who would become CEO of the combined company should the deal go through, told The Wall Street Journal he wants to make eBay a “legit competitor to Amazon,

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3 things to know about GameStop’s $55 billion offer to buy eBay

GameStop’s surprise offer is a bold one, promising greater efficiency that hopes to challenge Amazon.

GameStop (yes, that GameStop) wants to buy eBay for $56 billion

Wait, GameStop is doing what?

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GameStop offers $56 billion for eBay, struggles to explain how it’ll pay for it

GameStop yesterday made an unsolicited offer to buy eBay for $55.5 billion. GameStop claims that eBay has underperformed and spends too much on sales and marketing and argues that it would become a stronger company if it cuts costs and is combined with GameStop’s physical retail locations.