GameStop (GME) shares gained as much as 7% on Wednesday after the company’s board revealed a performance-based pay plan for its billionaire chief executive Ryan Cohen. While Cohen won’t receive any guaranteed pay, he will still bank billions as long as GME’s market cap grows by tenfold and its cumulative performance EBITDA hits about $10 billion by 2035. More News from Barchart Despite today’s gains, GameStop stock is down some 40% versus its 52-week high. www.barchart.com Does That Warrant Buying Ga ...

Japan’s biggest Bitcoin-holding company, Metaplanet Inc, has reported a massive profit surge for the third quarter. This comes as the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) considers stricter oversight of firms heavily invested in cryptocurrencies. According to the Metaplanet’s financial results for Q3 2025, the revenue jumped 1,700% year-over-year, reaching 4.3 billion yen. Its net profit surged to 13.5 billion yen, a sharp increase from a 321 million yen loss in the same period last year. After shifting from hotel ...