/biz/ - Business & Finance

So I just looked at the GME wikipedia and I noticed something:

In 1999, Barnes & Noble (BNED) bought GME. In 2004, they didn't sell GME, but they *distributed shares* of the company to their own BNED shareholders so BNED would no longer own GME.

Therefore, assuming people held, there should already be some crossover in BNED shareholders and GME shareholders, meaning a potential deal between them is more likely. Moreover, BNED is likely another "dead brick and mortar" store that would follow the same thesis as most meme stocks. Finally, if GME is going to be the "Amazon of NFTs" then the first thing they would sell would be BOOKS, meaning BNED could potentially sell books on the marketplace.

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