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Business Wars Daily

In a Real-Life Page-Turner, Buyers Fight to Buy Barnes & Noble

Business Wars Daily

Wondery

News, Daily News, Business News, Business

4.6716 Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2019

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Today is Thursday, June 13, and we’re looking at Barnes & Noble vs. Amazon.

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Thank you. McMillan Online Community. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, June 13th.

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It's a question we've been asking for years.

1:13.7

What does it take for a bookseller to survive in the age of Amazon?

1:17.7

And we may soon have an answer.

1:20.1

Barnes & Noble, the beleaguered bookstore chain, is up for sale.

1:24.3

Last Friday, it announced that it had struck a deal to be acquired by the owner of

1:27.5

the UK bookstore chain Waterstones for about $683 million. More than $200 million of that value

1:35.5

is the assumption of Barnes and Noble's debt. It turns out, though, that the brick and mortar

1:40.1

book business may be more desirable than most investors assumed. On Tuesday, the Wall

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