The new Barnes & Noble will be in storefront No. 1222 in the mall, just south of the food court. That space was formerly occupied by a clothing store called Edge. Other stores nea ...

The New York City-based chain, the nation's largest bookseller, will open a new store in Southbury next spring and another ...

Barnes & Noble is delaying the opening of its relocated, downsized bookstore in the Town of Huntington to early 2025, as the retailer works to prepare the space and pushes chainwide growth.

Barnes & Noble will open its new store at Tucson Mall next week. It is in the space formerly occupied by The Children’s Place next to Vans, near H&M at 4500 N. Oracle Road. Doors open Wednesday ...

The brash Riggio’s near-half century reign began in 1971 when he used a $1.2 million loan to purchase Barnes & Noble’s name and the flagship store on lower Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.

New Barnes & Noble ... bookstore run by a co-op of students and activists in Venice in 1971. She eventually purchased the shop and moved it to 3 rd Street in 1980. “One lady came in and asked me ...

After closing stores ... center near Loop 1604 and Texas 151 in the Alamo Ranch area. Located in a space formerly occupied by OfficeMax, it will replace a location Barnes & Noble shuttered last ...

Leonard Riggio, a seminal figure in book retailing and publishing who transformed Barnes & Noble into the country’s largest bookstore chain ... stayed for decades. Near the end of his reign ...

Mr. Riggio pioneered the superstore model in the early 1990s, when spacious, multistory Barnes & Noble stores began luring ... “What the press writes about me has nothing to do with who I ...

Leonard Riggio, a brash, self-styled underdog who transformed the publishing industry by building Barnes & Noble into the country's most powerful bookseller before his company was overtaken by the ...

Riggio’s near-half century reign at Barnes & Noble began in 1971 when he used a $1.2 million loan to purchase the company’s name and its flagship store on lower Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.