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Old 04-23-2012, 09:00 PM   #36
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I guess Goldman Sachs was correct. B&N hit $14 today before falling back to $13.41 an 18.3% gain. Hedge Fund bought 7 million shares which is 12% of the company.
It appears they are a spin-off activist investor. Perhaps, they will encourage Nook separation.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-0...ses-stake.html
It certainly sounds that way.

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Jana has taken an activist role in publisher McGraw-Hill Cos., proposing a plan last August to break up the company. “This increases the possibility of action,” said Michael Glickstein, chief investment officer of G Asset Management LLC, a Barnes & Noble investor that has pushed for the company to spin off units. “Jana has experience in the publishing space, and a track record in finding value in breakup plays.”
This should be interesting.
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