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To: Jing Qian who wrote (51142)4/18/1999 2:20:00 PM
From: Jenne   of 164684
 
Barnes & Noble's CEO Uncertain of the Future of Bookselling

Bloomberg News
April 18, 1999, 10:46 a.m. PT
New York, April 18 (Bloomberg) -- Barnes & Noble Inc.'s
Chief Executive Leonard Riggio, 58, said for the first time in
his life he can't see five years ahead to the changes coming in
the book business and retailing in general, the New York Times
reported. Some industry experts wonder whether the company's
sales growth on its online site could hurt sales at its bricks-
and-mortar outlets. Barnes & Noble could be forced to cut prices
at its superstores as more books are sold at lower prices on the
Internet, said Craig Bibb, a managing partner at Jasper Funds, a
hedge fund that has sold its Barnes & Noble's holdings, the
newspaper reported.

Barnes & Noble, the biggest U.S. bookseller, revived its
plan last month to sell part of its online unit to the public and
doubled the IPO's size to $200 million.

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