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Nintendo stock declined nearly 3% while Sony shares fell over 1%.

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An annual list shows the fastest growing brands in the U.S., including a breakdown by age group: millennials, baby boomers, Gen Z and Gen X.

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The Switch 2 is a big hit.

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