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Gamer Pakistan stock opens with a gain on the Nasdaq, then turns lower

By: MarketWatch
Gamer Pakistan, the esports company that's the first Pakistani entity to list on a U.S. exchange, saw its stock rise Monday in its trading debut on Nasdaq.
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