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GameStop Makes Surprise Offer to Acquire eBay

GameStop announced Sunday that it has made an unsolicited, nonbinding offer to acquire eBay for $125 per share in a cash-and-stock deal, valuing the e-commerce platform at roughly $55.5 billion, reports CNBC. The offer, split evenly between cash and GameStop common stock, represents a 20 percent premium to eBay’s Friday close of $104.07, and a…

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As you read this, business leaders across virtually every industry are dealing with the exact same problem: a deluge of sales calls, cold emails, and sketchy LinkedIn pitches from artificial intelligence vendors vying for even a sliver of your attention. For executives in the retail space it can feel like every platform, tool, and quirky…

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Retail leaders have spent the better part of three years running artificial intelligence experiments. Smart shelf analytics here. A dynamic pricing engine there. A conversational bot standing in for customer service agents on the overnight shift. The results have been encouraging, sometimes even impressive, and the industry has responded with enthusiasm. But enthusiasm, unchecked by…

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May 6, 2026 at 9:39 am

Companies that use customer data to adjust the prices shoppers see, whether online or in-store, should know that regulators are paying attention and the legal landscape is changing fast. "Surveillance pricing" — the practice of using consumers' personal data to set targeted, individualized prices for a product or service — introduces legal risks for both…