Sentences with phrase «big bookstore chains»

In the case of big bookstore chains it's just about impossible.

Borders, the second - biggest bookstore chain in the country, went under, signaling a shift in priority from print books to e-books.

The biggest bookstore chain in France is about to release their very own eReader.

Since February 2014, Tamblyn and Aiki have led Rakuten Kobo through some significant advances: Rakuten's acquisition of OverDrive; the launch of Kobo's digital reading service in Mexico with two of the country's biggest bookstore chains, Librerias Porrúa and Gandhi; and the acquisition of the customers from Sony's eBook business and from the UK eReading service BlinkBox.

Elliott Management has acquired Britain's biggest bookstore chain, Waterstones, the latest deal by the storied activist hedge fund as it builds up its private equity business.

The biggest bookstore chain has been closing stores and circling wagons.

One month later, Saraiva, the biggest bookstore chain in the country, launched its e-bookstore.

The other missing pieces are bookstores and libraries, but I doubt much good news will be coming from either sector; the big bookstore chains are stumbling badly this year, and my local stores have cut back on their graphic novel inventory, while libraries, like all branches of local government, must contend with budget cuts.

Teleread reports on the fact that REDgroup Retail, owner of 3 big bookstore chains (Borders Australia, Angus & Robertson Australia, Whitcoulls New Zealand), has been placed into voluntary administration.

Throughout 2016, the biggest bookstore chain in the United States struggled.

But I'd still expect the nation's biggest bookstore chain to get serious about audiobooks.

Latin America boasts its big bookstore chain, El Ateneo, but the stores are usually too big, stifling and not rich in hidden gems.

Utilize one of the big bookstore chains.

Barnes & Noble, the world's biggest bookstore chain, said it saw the biggest impact on weeknights, when the three major cable TV networks provided a steady diet of talking heads weighing the strengths and weaknesses of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.