GameStop jumped on Wednesday as the shares that were once at the center of "meme stock" trading frenzy caught investor attention again with the video game retailer making its move into cryptocurrencies. The company's shares rose 12 per cent before the bell after GameStop said it would invest in bitcoin, with its primary brick-and-mortar retail business struggling to draw customers amid the prevalence of digital downloads and e-commerce. GameStop's update to its investment policy on Tuesday to

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