That substack that everyone was sharing last week about how Barnes & Noble was saved by a CEO who loves books seems like a classic example of confirmation bias.
I want it to be true, too, but that doesn’t mean it is.
That substack that everyone was sharing last week about how Barnes & Noble was saved by a CEO who loves books seems like a classic example of confirmation bias.
I want it to be true, too, but that doesn’t mean it is.
@petebrown Yep, I'd love to see the numbers. They seem to deny this in the article, but it seems a big portion of the stores are now games and toys and such.