Quarterly Report
August 22, 2009
Quarterly Report: eReader Excitement 0
by C. Max Magee
Barnes and Noble is pushing hard to get on the ebook bandwagon.
May 26, 2009
Quarterly Report: Fall Book List ‘Strong’ 0
by C. Max Magee
As we have every quarter for the last several, we’re looking at Barnes & Noble’s recent quarterly report to gauge the trends that are impacting the book industry – which books were big over the last few months and what’s expected for the months ahead. Sales were still down for the 1st quarter ended May [...]
March 19, 2009
Quarterly Report: No Book Talk, Just Bad News 2
by C. Max Magee
As we have every quarter for the last several, we’re looking at Barnes & Noble’s recent quarterly report to gauge the trends that are impacting the book industry – which books were big over the last few months and what’s expected for the months ahead. For the 4th quarter ended January 31st, it wasn’t pretty. [...]
November 23, 2008
Quarterly Report: Holidays and Silver Linings 1
by C. Max Magee
As we have every quarter for the last several, we’re looking at Barnes & Noble’s recent quarterly report to gauge the trends that are impacting the book industry – which books were big over the last few months and what’s expected for the months ahead. To a large extent, things have gone from bad to [...]
August 23, 2008
Quarterly Report: Harry Potter Hangover 0
by C. Max Magee
As we have every quarter for the last several, we’re looking at Barnes & Noble’s recent quarterly report to gauge the trends that are impacting the book industry – which books were big over the last few months and what’s expected for the months ahead. As was noted last quarter, amid a challenging environment for [...]
May 24, 2008
Quarterly Report: The Merger Question 1
by C. Max Magee
As we have every quarter for the last several, we’re looking at Barnes & Noble’s recent quarterly report to gauge the trends that are impacting the book industry – which books were big over the last few months and what’s expected for the months ahead. This quarter has been rather dramatic for the big chains. [...]