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SARANAC — The Saranac baseball team, with Adrian Barnes leading the way, forced a third and deciding game in the Section VII Class B championship series Thursday with a 14-1 victory over Northeastern ...

To understand the strategy that’s brought Barnes & Noble Inc. back from the retail abyss, you first have to understand the pyramid. To a regular bookstore-goer, a pyramid looks like a simple stack of ...

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James Daunt added that the chain bookstore may already be selling AI-generated books, "but we're not really conscious of them" Mark Mainz/Getty Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt said he has "no problem" ...

Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt has learned to adapt to changes in the book publishing industry to keep his company afloat and thriving. Now, the bookseller chain faces a technological advancement that ...

James Daunt is relentless when it comes to cost-cutting. Some might say ruthless. He laid off 5,000 Barnes & Noble staffers when most stores were closed in the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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The celebrations hadn’t even begun yet for Andrew Barnes’ new position as chairman of the Poynter Institute in 1988 when he received a phone call that threatened to ruin everything. On the phone was a ...