[GameStop Investor Sues to Block Vote on CEO's $3.5 Billion Compensation Plan] Odaily Planet Daily reports that a GameStop retail investor has filed a class-action lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery, seeking to block the vote on CEO Ryan Cohen's $3.5 billion compensation plan until proper disclosures are made to shareholders. The lawsuit alleges that the GameStop board repeatedly altered procedures related to shareholder voting—such as whether Ryan Cohen could vote his 9.3% stake and how abstentions would be counted—before issuing a misleading proxy statement. These actions were allegedly aimed at suppressing the voting participation of public investors. Shareholders were originally scheduled to vote on the compensation plan on July 7. Under the plan, Ryan Cohen would receive $3.5 billion in stock options if the company achieves a $10 billion price-to-earnings ratio and $10 billion in cumulative EBITDA. (Bloomberg)