GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen isconsidering yanking his $56 billion bid to take over eBayafter the bid received a lukewarm reception on Wall Street, according to a report. Cohen – who became a favorite of retail investors as GameStop rose to “meme stock” prominence – is instead weighing whether to propose a partnership that would allow eBay access to GameStop’s base of about 1,600 US stores,Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The partnership would theoretically allow both GameStop and eBay to take a larger slice of the lucrative markets for trading cards and collectibles, sources told the outlet. NurPhoto via Getty ImagesCohen generated healthy skepticism in May when he unveiled a non-binding proposal to buy eBay at $125 per share in cash and stock – an amount that, at the time was a 20% premium over eBay’s stock price. The billionaire GameStop CEO told the Wall Street Journal that he had a plan that would turn eBay into “something worth hundreds of billions of dollars.