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  • Heavy snow and crippling ice spread across U.S., causing flight cancellations and power outages

    Heavy snow and crippling ice spread across U.S., causing flight cancellations and power outages

    A major winter storm has left more than 500,000 customers without power and resulted in the cancellation of 13,000 flights as heavy snow, sleet, freezing rain and frigid temperatures hit a massive swath of the U.S. this weekend.

    Roughly 245…

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  • GameStop Plugs ‘Infinite Money Glitch,’ Stock Starts Printing Cash

    GameStop Plugs ‘Infinite Money Glitch,’ Stock Starts Printing Cash

    GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) was in the spotlight this week for two reasons: a literal infinite money glitch found within its own stores and massive insider buys from CEO Ryan Cohen.

    YouTuber RJCmedia exposed a trade-in loophole involving the newly released Nintendo Switch 2 that allowed customers to essentially print store credit.

    The exploit was remarkably simple: a customer would purchase a new Nintendo Switch 2 for $414.99. By immediately trading the console back in alongside the purchase of a cheap pre-owned game, a promotional multiplier was triggered.

    The errant promotion increased the trade-in value of the console to $472.50, netting the user roughly $57 in profit per cycle.

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    GameStop quickly issued a statement on X confirming the glitch was real, but has since been patched.

    “Our system briefly valued the pre-owned trade more than the new retail cost… we gently remind everyone that our stores are not designed to function as infinite money printers,” the company said.

    GAMESTOP ISSUES STATEMENT ON INFINITE MONEY GLITCH

    GameStop is aware of the “GameStop Infinite Money Glitch,” exposed by YouTuber RJCmedia.

    By purchasing a Nintendo Switch 2 for $414.99 and then immediately trading it back in along with the purchase of a pre-owned game, a… pic.twitter.com/F2D2v41IeQ

    While retail hackers were busy farming store credit, GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen was busy buying shares.

    SEC filings revealed that Cohen purchased 1 million shares of GME this week—500,000 on Tuesday and another 500,000 on Wednesday—at an average price of roughly $21.40.

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    Cohen’s latest $21 million personal investment in GameStop brings his total stake to approximately 9.3% (42.1 million shares).

    The move has electrified investor sentiment, sending the stock up 10% for the week.

    Thursday also marks exactly one year since Keith Gill, better known as “Roaring Kitty,” last posted on social media. The anniversary is fueling nostalgia-driven chatter on social media Thursday.

    Between the viral nature of the trade-in money glitch, Cohen’s high-conviction buying and speculation around Roaring Kitty, GameStop is proving yet again that it remains the king of the meme stock world.


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  • Toni Bou wins in Leeds to increase 2026 X-Tri…

    Toni Bou wins in Leeds to increase 2026 X-Tri…

    The 2026 X-Trial World Championship officially returned after the winter break with the fifth round of the season, held in Leeds. The UK returned to the calendar after a ten-year absence and, on a highly demanding night, Toni Bou once again…

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  • Main Card Results | UFC 324: Gaethje vs Pimblett – UFC.com

    1. Main Card Results | UFC 324: Gaethje vs Pimblett  UFC.com
    2. Paddy Pimblett: It’s sad to say, but I’m going to retire Justin Gaethje at UFC 324  ESPN
    3. UFC 324 ‘Embedded,’ No. 6: To blur or not to blur on weigh-ins day?  MMA Junkie
    4. Nate Diaz makes his…

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  • T-Mobile process update marks the end of an era, but not everyone is ready to let go

    T-Mobile process update marks the end of an era, but not everyone is ready to let go

    T-Mobile HQ | Image Credit – Andersen Construction

    T-Mobile appears to have switched to paperless billing, drawing the ire of customers who want to continue receiving their statements by…

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