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Barnes & Noble Acquires Both of Joseph-Beth Booksellers’ Locations in Lexington, Cincinnati
The deal gives Joseph-Beth access to Barnes & Noble’s resources while its booksellers, events and Bronte Bistro operations continue unchanged.
- On Tuesday, Barnes & Noble announced an agreement to purchase Joseph-Beth Booksellers' two locations in Cincinnati and Lexington, preserving the bookstore's long-standing presence in both cities.
- For 40 years, Joseph-Beth has served as a community gathering place for readers and families. Owner Robert Langley noted the decision was "necessary" to support the brand's long-term longevity.
- Both stores will retain their names, Bronte Bistro restaurants, and independent identities. CEO James Daunt said he is "very pleased to ensure their continuity" while welcoming the local booksellers.
- Scott Davidson, president and CEO of Langley Properties, confirmed event programming will continue with the "added benefit of Barnes & Noble's resources and modernized operations," calling Joseph-Beth "a special place."
- The company's expansion strategy includes opening dozens of stores annually to compete with online retailers like Amazon by empowering individual stores to tailor merchandise to local communities.
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The Columbus DispatchBarnes & Noble acquires Joseph-Beth Booksellers
Barnes & Noble acquired both Joseph-Beth Booksellers locations.
·Cincinnati, United States
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Lex18 NBCJoseph-Beth Booksellers' locations acquired by Barnes & Noble
Joseph-Beth Booksellers will continue operating at Lexington Green following its acquisition by Barnes & Noble, according to an announcement Tuesday from Langley Properties and Joseph-Beth Booksellers.
·Cincinnati, United States
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