GameStop's play for eBay echoes the AOL-Time Warner deal in eerie detail—and that should terrify eBay's board.
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GameStop's play for eBay echoes the AOL-Time Warner deal in eerie detail—and that should terrify eBay's board.
Michael Burry sold his entire GameStop stake after the company bid $55.5 billion for eBay, warning the deal's debt load kills his "Instant Berkshire" thesis.
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GameStop Drops on Funding Fears as eBay Takeover Sparks Skepticism
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is sidestepping questions about how much a proposed takeover of eBay — for $56 billion — would benefit stockholders.
Many viewers feel that the math isn’t adding up.
The suspension comes days after GameStop announced an unsolicited $56 billion bid to acquire eBay for $125 per share in cash and stock, despite GameStop’s market capitalization of just $11.29 billion. Cohen had listed items that accumulated tens of thousands of dollars in bids before the suspension, with a GameStop mug reaching over $3,000 and a Master Chief statue exceeding $10,000. Each listing included a hand-signed copy of Cohen’s takeover proposal letter to eBay management.
eBay suspended Ryan Cohen's account two days after GameStop's $56 billion takeover bid. The ban has since been lifted.
GameStop is looking to acquire a much larger company than itself.
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GameStop made an unsolicited bid to acquire the much-larger e-commerce company.