GameStop (GME) late Monday announced plans to buyback $300 million of its common stock, as part of its “2010 Capital Allocation Plan.” The video game retailer intends to spend another $200 million to open 400 new stores and for other capital spending, with $100 million reserved for acquisitions.
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