GameStop says customer general manager Frank Hamlin will step down after the transition period ends March 31

Video Game Distributor GameStop Corp. GME,
-2.89%
said Tuesday that Frank M. Hamlin, its chief customer officer, will leave the company after a transition period ending March 31. GameStop announced the news in a regulatory dossier. The company is expected to report fourth-quarter earnings after the bell on Tuesday, the first since a Reddit-fueled rally that pushed shares up more than 1,641% in just a few days in January, as marketers used social networking platforms and no commissions apps like Robinhood get stuck to create a small squeeze. GameStop is expected to report earnings per share of $ 1.35, or $ 88 million, in revenue of $ 2.211 billion for the fourth quarter, according to the consensus estimates of six analysts surveyed by FactSet. These estimates have been steadily falling since October, when consensus predicts $ 1.80 in EPS for revenue of $ 2.52 million in the fourth quarter. Shares fell 0.1% before the market, but gained 932% during the year, while the S&P 500 SPX,
+ 0.70%
has gained 7%.

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