"... In March, GameStop reported the closure of 287 stores worldwide over the past 12 months, ..."
This does say "past" so I assume it's already occurred, but was "worldwide" so I don't know how the domestic/USA market was affected by this. I'm guessing the past four years of punishing inflation has put a damper on people's discretionary spending, that those struggling to feed and house their families aren't in a position to invest.
According to the article --
"... In March, GameStop reported the closure of 287 stores worldwide over the past 12 months, ..."
This does say "past" so I assume it's already occurred, but was "worldwide" so I don't know how the domestic/USA market was affected by this. I'm guessing the past four years of punishing inflation has put a damper on people's discretionary spending, that those struggling to feed and house their families aren't in a position to invest.