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Investors repeatedly attempted to take Barnes & Noble private.

Facing Growing Losses, Barnes & Noble Is ‘Going Small’

NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 19: The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and guest Hillary Clinton during Tuesday's September 19, 2017 show.

Hillary Clinton’s ‘What Happened’ Sold More Than 300,000 Copies in Its First Week

By John Bonazzo
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, former Secretary of State, at her book signing event at Barnes & Noble in Union Square in Manhattan.

Hillary Clinton Greets Hundreds of Supporters for Book Signing in Manhattan

By Madina Toure
Amazon stock has vaulted 640.9-fold in 20 years.

Amazon’s Most Important Lessons for Investors on Its 20th Birthday

By Eddy Elfenbein
NEW YORK - OCTOBER 20: William Lynch, President of Barnes and Noble.com presents the new "nook" digital reading device on October 20, 2009 in New York City. The "nook" is a wireless reader which will be available on Barnes & Noble's Web site and in stores and is currently available for "pre-order" for $259. The "nook" is less than 5 inches wide and 8 inches tall and weighs 11.2 ounces. At $259 it will be the same price as the recently reduced Kindle by Amazon. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Should Indie Authors Publish Exclusively With Amazon or Not?

By Brady Dale
The author, Hugh Howey.

Hugh Howey Has No Patience for Book Lovers Who Don’t Read Books

By Brady Dale
Marie Force, romance author.

Marie Force Calls E-Books ‘Blockbuster’ for Genre Writers

By Brady Dale
A rendering of the proposed exterior for the Museum's Richard Gilder Center expansion. (Courtesy of Studio Gang Architects)

Museum Expansion Prompts Residents to Tap Into Nonconformist Heritage of the UWS

By Morgan Halberg
Andy Weir with NASA rocks

Cliff’s Notes for Bestsellers: E-Readers Accelerate the Book Summary Business

By Brady Dale

Bronx Barnes & Noble Will Stay Open After All

By John Bonazzo
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