Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt discusses the company's plans to add more bookstores
Daunt says there's been a surge in popularity of physical book reading.
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10h agoIn today's "Conversation Connecticut," News 12's Rebecca Surran welcomes James Daunt, CEO, Barnes & Noble to talk about how Barnes & Noble is growing and adding more stores. Daunt talks about what he attributes this spike in physical book reading, how he is making his stores different, and how TikTok and social media are helping.
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