The reseller of video games GameStop, at the heart of the stock market saga at the beginning of the year, was again the target of a speculative fever Wednesday on Wall Street, where its title soared by more than 100%.
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This skyrocketing comes the day after the announcement of the resignation of its chief financial officer, Jim Bell, a decision that was not motivated by
"a disagreement with the company on any subject relating to activities, regulations or corporate practices
,
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assured GameStop in a document sent to the US stock market policeman.