Shareholders used to.
The stock became worthless. The company went into bankruptcy.
In bankruptcy, the creditors committee wouldn't authorize a bidder for takeover, so the backup plan became liquidation, to satisfy debts to the publishers.
Hilco and Gordon Brothers, liquidators, own the stores now, and set all of the terms for sale. This includes returns, whether and how previous loyalty programs are accepted, and pricing.
Former Borders employees now work for the liquidators, and have no say in how the sales are run. By the end of September, 2011, there will be no more Borders Books, and then nobody will own it.
No, Barnes and Noble did not buy Borders. Borders Group, Inc. was a separate bookstore chain that went bankrupt in 2011. Barnes and Noble is a different book retailer with its own history and operations.
borders, barnes and nobles,
You could buy one......at Borders or Barnes and Nobles or ask your friend to lend it to you
You could buy it, like at Barnes & Noble, Borders, etc. Barnes & Nobles has it for $9.00, I believe. What else would you do?
You can buy them at any bookstore. I would buy it at either Barnes and Nobles, Borders, Wal-Mart, or Target. You can also order it at Amazon.com.
places like bookstores such as borders or barnes and nobles
Kamichama Karin Series? Or just Karin? I know that you can buy Kamichama Karin books at Borders and Amazon. But you can't buy it at some Barnes and Nobles.
No. These stores are both different.
Go to www.bn.com (barnes and nobles) Go to www.bn.com (barnes and nobles)
Popular bookstores are Borders, Waldenbooks, and Barnes & Nobles.
Borders Barnes and Nobles
One. But you can buy different color covers in the Barnes and Nobles book store, or the Barnes and Nobles website.
At the bookstore. It's either Barnes and nobles or Borders