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GameStop CEO treated for cancerous brain tumor

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NEW YORK (AP) — GameStop Corp. said Tuesday that its CEO, Paul Raines, had surgery last week to remove a cancerous brain tumor.

The video game retailer said the tumor was “very small” and found early. The prognosis for a full recovery is “very good,” GameStop said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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