With GameStop's stock price still exploding, the ailing game retailer is considering selling new units to fund its future

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GameStop's stock price is still wildly inflated at just over $180 per share as of Tuesday afternoon.
The ailing retailer may take advantage of that inflated price by selling new units, it said Tuesday.
Those sales would fund the company's ongoing "transformation" led by activist investor Ryan Cohen.
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