BofA Adjusts Price Target on Take-Two Interactive Software to $330 From $368
Bank of America has revised its price target for Take-Two Interactive Software, lowering it from $368 to $330 while maintaining a Buy rating.
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GTA VI Is 36 Days Away and Take-Two Stock Is Down Over 20% This Year. Here’s What Wall Street Is Saying
Take-Two Interactive is in focus amid recent analyst activity, the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI's Nov. 19 launch, and its earnings report.
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