Take-Two Interactive Stock News

Take-Two Interactive NASDAQ: TTWO recently delivered a masterclass in financial performance, posting record-breaking second-quarter fiscal year 2026 (FY2026) earnings that flew past expectations. Yet, Take-Two's stock price wavered.

Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said that although consoles are not going away, gaming is moving towards PCs. Zelnick said that the gaming industry is shifting to more open systems rather than closed.

Duolingo continues to demonstrate strong user and free-cash-flow growth, indicating a competitive advantage in the education market. Game maker Take-Two Interactive is experiencing strong growth from its existing game lineup and preparing for a significant new release.

Take-Two Interactive continues to execute strongly, driven by Rockstar's success and robust recurring consumer spending, notably from NBA 2K and mobile titles. Q2 results exceeded expectations with 33% net bookings growth and raised guidance, but GTA VI's delay to late 2026 adds short-term valuation pressure. TTWO's disciplined approach to game quality, even at the cost of delays, supports long...

A video game maker's stock came under pressure after a decision to delay a highly anticipated game's launch, while solid growth in gross bookings helped shares of a travel firm push higher.

Major U.S. equities indexes pulled back Friday afternoon, led by the tech sector amid lingering worries about an AI bubble and after a string of weaker-than-expected earnings reports. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all lost ground, with the Nasdaq on track to post its worst week since April, when President Donald Trump rattled markets with his "Liberation Day" tariffs.

Some of the biggest video-game news of the season is about a game that isn't even expected this year—though it was once.

Shares of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc (NASDAQ:TTWO) are down 5.8% to trade at $237.95, after the video game maker  delayed for the third time  the release of "Grand Theft Auto VI," now slated for Nov. 19, 2026.