Authorlink News for March 6

Hi Everyone,

This week's news round-up includes some not-so-good news for Barnes & Noble. In the face of sales that are barely creeping along, their stock ranking has been downgraded to "neutral." Positive news is that Penguin USA has strong results for the quarter and the year, and the publisher has launched a new Hispanic imprint. Also, we can expect good things to come from Karen Rinaldi's move to Rodale as publishing director. See all these stories on Authorlink.com.

Best,

Doris

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Last Update: March 6, 2008

Barnes & Noble Expects Tough Year Ahead

Penguin USA Delivers Strong Results in 2007

Harlequin Sales Decline in 4th Quarter; Profits Sag

Penguin Launches Personality-Driven Hispanic Imprint

Rodale Names Karen Rinaldi Publishing Director

Barnes & Noble Downgraded To "Neutral"

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Updated March 6, 2008

Penguin Chief Praises Solid Year-End Performance

Holt Jackson Acquires Library Supplier Gardners

Irish Book Awards Announces Shortlist Winners

Veteran UK Borders Manager Moves to U.S. Store

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