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‘No Money’

G Asset’s funds include G Real Estate Partners LP, G Value Partners LP and G Value Fund LLC. G Real Estate filed documents with the SEC in July 2010 stating that the fund had raised about $1.6 million. G Value Partners said in February 2012, the same month that the group reported its Barnes & Noble stake, that it had raised about $1.8 million.

The firm’s current offer for 51 percent of Barnes & Noble would take about $673 million. Without a demonstration of funding, it’s hard to see how a deal could happen, said John Tinker, an analyst at Maxim Group in New York.

“He’s got no money,” Tinker, who has a buy rating on Barnes & Noble shares, said in a phone interview. “Money talks. Even Carl Icahn has to buy a piece of Apple before he can get breakfast or dinner with Tim Cook.”

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