Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading: GameStop – Shares fall 25% after the video game retailer said it plans to sell up to 45 million shares of Class A common stock in an offering on the market. The sale comes after GameStop shares surged earlier this week in a brief revival of meme stock trading. The company on Friday also reported preliminary results showing a decline in first-quarter sales. GameStop is up just 16% this week. Reddit – The social media stock jumped 12% after Reddit announced a partnership with OpenAI. Reddit will gain certain artificial intelligence features through the deal, while OpenAI will gain access to Reddit’s Data application programming interface for use in training AI models . Take-Two Interactive — The video game publisher’s shares rose about 1% after its quarterly report showed higher-than-expected bookings. Take-Two Interactive said it generated $1.35 billion in net bookings in the fiscal fourth quarter, higher than the $1.30 billion expected by analysts surveyed by LSEG. The stock rose despite news that the company doesn’t expect a new Grand Theft Auto game to launch until fall 2025. Advanced Micro Devices – Semiconductor stock rose 2%. Reuters reported that Microsoft is planning to offer AMD AI chips to cloud customers as a replacement for Nvidia. Microsoft shares inched up 0.5%, while Nvidia fell 1%. Snowflake – The cloud computing company fell 1%. Bloomberg Law reported, citing sources familiar with the matter, that Snowflake is in talks to acquire startup Reka AI for more than $1 billion. Doximity – The online networking platform grew 18% on strong earnings and share buyback announcements. In addition to beating expectations for both lines in the fiscal fourth quarter, Doximity also said it would buy back $500 million worth of Class A shares. Globant SA – The information technology company fell nearly 6% on weak guidance for the current quarter. Globant said it expects adjusted earnings in the range of $1.47 to $1.52 per share and revenue in the range of $585 million to $589 million in the second quarter. Analysts polled by FactSet forecast earnings of $1.57 a share and $590.2 million. Cracker Barrel Old Country Store – The restaurant chain’s shares fell 12% as the dividend was cut from $1.30 to 25 cents per share. This reduction was made to support the company’s strategic plan. DXC Technology — IT stock rose 16%. DXC released a weaker-than-expected earnings report for the current quarter. DXC asked investors to expect adjusted earnings of 55 cents to 60 cents per share in the fiscal first quarter, below the consensus estimate of 76 cents per share of analysts polled by FactSet. Revenue guidance of $3.1 billion to $3.15 billion was also lower than the $3.3 billion expected by Wall Street. Tilray – The cannabis company fell 7%. Tilray announced that it has filed to sell up to $250 million worth of its common stock in an at-the-market program. Robinhood – The online brokerage and financial services provider jumped 11% after Bank of America doubled the stock to buy from an underperform rating. The company cited heightened retail investor activity among the reasons for the move. Coinbase – The cryptocurrency platform rose 5.2% after Bank of America upgraded it to neutral from underperform. The bank said Coinbase is in the early stages of re-accelerating the market. JD.com – Chinese e-commerce shares rose 2.2% after Macquarie upgraded it to outperform from neutral. Macquarie said shares may have bottomed out after a year-long transition period. DuPont de Nemours – The chemical giant added 2.3% after upgrading Jefferies to buy from hold. Jefferies said shares could rise about 30% amid a “cyclical recovery in trading.” – CNBC’s Yun Li, Jesse Pound, Samantha Subin and Hakyung Kim contributed reporting.