
Star. All they need to do is flip a switch, and entire industries are vaporized. Bookstores? Flip a switch, and bye bye Borders Group and Barnes & Noble ( BKS ). Flip another switch, and bye bye electronics stores like Best Buy ( BBY ) and video game stores
with the introduction of Amazon's lighter and cheaper $79 Kindle, Barnes & Noble may take a huge hit on the margins. Borders Group ( BGPIQ.PK ) announced bankruptcy recently after it had a tough time remaining competitive. Barnes & Noble has also been
Noble (BKS) won court approval yesterday to buy intellectual property, including a customer database, from bankrupt Borders Group . Shares of B&N climbed 4.4% in yesterday's trading. Motorola Solutions faces bribery probe. Motorola Solutions
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A bankruptcy judge gave Borders Group Inc the go-ahead to sell its customer information to former rival Barnes & Noble Inc after both sides addressed concerns about...
NEW YORK, Sept 26 (Reuters) - A bankruptcy judge gave Borders Group Inc the go-ahead to sell its customer information to former rival Barnes & Noble Inc after both sides addressed concerns...
announcing a deal with RadioShack ( RSH +0.1% ) to bring Nook e-readers to the +3K RSH stores nationwide. This follows up on a move just last week to sweep up Borders Group 's intellectual property out of bankruptcy. Post your comment!
Barnes & Noble ( BKS ) post a tidy 4.4% gain after a liquidator announces the company won the intellectual property of Borders Group in a bankruptcy auction. Though details won't be released until after Sept. 20, the trade names Waldenbooks and Borders
Sept 15 (Reuters) - An auction of various pieces of intellectual property of bankrupt bookseller Borders Group Inc on Thursday raised $15.8 million, according to Hilco, which helped with the auction.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Next Jump Inc has agreed not to contact Borders Group Inc's customers or operate its website, resolving Borders' bid for an injunction over trademark infringement allegations against the marketing engine.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Borders Group Inc unit failed to give its workers proper notice of mass layoffs when it announced plan to liquidate in July, a new lawsuit alleges.