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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BKS | Barnes & Noble | 21:01 GMT | 13.06 | -0.33 | -2.46% | 1025777 | N/A | -1.141 | 758.3M |
Latest Barnes & Noble news
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Microsoft continues to bleed Android dry
Microsoft is also attempting to put the screws on Barnes & Noble and Google’s newly acquired Motorola Mobility, though both are holding out for the moment. -
Greedy publishers conspire with Apple
CommentThe new arrangement means guaranteed profits on best-selling titles for retailers like Barnes & Noble, which today claims about 27 percent of the digital books market, as well as Amazon. So tremendous profits for the publishers, and Jobs got a foot in the door, but not so hot for the consumer. -
In the tablet market, LG Display is the winner
Thanks to a range of high profile contracts, with Amazon, Apple and Barnes & Noble all customers, LG Display has shot to the top of the media tablet display charts. It is winning by far over nearest rival Samsung, holding 51 percent of global unit shipments in the second quarter of 2011. -
Amazon's Kindle Fire catches on
Goldman Sachs analysts said that Kindle products were "very sharply outselling" Nook devices from bookseller Barnes & Noble. -
Kindle set to burst into flames
Barnes & Noble is also making sure that it stays in the game because of the Nook Color, a touchscreen LCD e-reader that comes with an app store. -
Nook and cranny foxes Microsoft, Hon Hai
Last week it was revealed that Barnes & Noble wants Microsoft investigated for potential antitrust activities by forcing manufacturers of gizmos to sign licensing agreements. -
Barnes & Noble cries antitrust at Microsoft
Nook-maker and book peddler Barnes & Noble believes Microsoft is trying to trample all over its e-book enterprise with a string of patent infringement allegations. -
Waterstone's hints at surprise e-reader launch
It confirmed to TechEye in a statement today, "We can confirm we are developing an ereading proposition to launch in 2012. We have no further information to share at this time." So the details are thin. -
Ebook firms sued for antitrust conspiracy
LawAn antitrust class action case against Hachette, Harper Collins, Macmillan, Penguin, Simon & Schuster, Random House, Apple, Amazon and Barnes & Noble started in a New York district court. -
Dell blasted for poor customer service
The Barnes & Noble website, had the second-longest average call hold time at just over eight minutes, the survey found. The worst site in the world was Etronics.com, which did not respond to telephone calls during StellaService's survey. -
Barnes & Noble says Liberty Media wants to buy it for a billion
Barnes & Noble, one of the few book shop powerhouses left standing, has announced digital media conglomerate and owner of QVC Liberty Media wants to buy it. -
Paper screwed up in favour of digital readers
Paper is safe for some time, with the survey also finding that around 40 percent of respondents had no experience of using e-readers, such the Amazon Kindle, Amazon Kindle DX and Barnes & Noble Nook. -
TechEye stirs up trouble for Microsoft in Barnes & Noble case
TechEye has managed to get itself mentioned in the latest round of the Barnes & Noble lawsuit. -
iPad kills US jobs, says Jesse Jackson
Jackson said that he bought into the Jobs' Mob dream and spent cash on an iPad. But he was horrified to discover that book shops like Borders and Barnes & Noble were closing down as a result of countless people doing the same thing. -
Ebook sales overtake paperbacks
It is the first time that ebooks have beaten traditional publishing formats, however there are few riders to the news. AAP noted that net sales data is compiled from publishers, not from book retailers like Barnes & Noble. -
Microsoft sues Barnes & Noble over Android on Nook e-reader
Barnes & Noble is at the end of another lawsuit over its Nook e-reader, with Mirosoft announcing a patent infringement case with regards to its Android functionality. -
25 tech firms sued for breaching 3G patents
LawThe defendants in the case are T-Mobile, Deutsche Telekom, Amazon, Acer, Barnes & Noble, Dell, Garmin, Hewlett Packard, HTC, Exedea, Huawei, Lenovo, LG Electronics, Novatel, Option NV, Palm, Panasonic, Pantech, Research in Motion, Sharp, Sierra Wireless, Sony, Sony Ericsson, UTStarcom and ZTE. -
Nook Colour gets an update
Barnes & Noble representatives told SmartphoneMag.com that the Nook Colour will be getting Android 2.2 and a lot more tablet features.
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