Leonard Riggio, founder and chairman of Barnes & Noble, has told the company’s board that he wants to make an offer for its retail business.

Barnes & Noble Inc. founder and chairman Leonard Riggio agreed on Wednesday to forgo $29 million from a sale of one of his companies to the book retailer in order to settle a shareholder lawsuit, according to court documents, Reuters reported.

Activist investor Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management raised its stake in Borders Group from 31.5% to 37.3% ...

Barnes & Noble's shareholders on Wednesday ratified a shareholder rights plan that prevents an outside investor from acquiring 20% or more of the company's shares without board approval.

Leonard Riggio, the chairman of bookseller Barnes & Noble, said he won't form a group...

Dissident stockholder Ron Burkle and his Yucaipa Cos. were defeated by owner Leonard Riggio and...

Proxy-advisory firm Institutional Shareholders Services (ISS) said it has recommended that Barnes & Noble shareholders...

Barnes & Noble chairman Leonard Riggio has exercised options to acquire 990,740 shares in the...

Barnes & Noble said it is exploring strategic alternatives, including putting itself up for sale....

The chairman of Barnes & Noble Inc., Leonard Riggio, testified Friday that the poison pill...

In a memo to company associates on Oct. 29, Leonard Riggio, chairman of Barnes &...

The old college bookstore, which traditionally sold everything from textbooks to logo sweatshirts to...