For the second straight quarter, Barnes & Noble beat Wall Street's diminished expectations, with a reduced net loss of 4 cents a share (or $7 million) versus the predicted loss of 6 cents to 11 cents. EBITDA rose as well at $64.8 million, a 16 percent increase compared to a…
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