A large number of Hachette Book Group print books are not available directly from Amazon.com in timely fashion, showing as shipping in anywhere from 2 to 5 weeks, even though the same titles are readily in stock at other booksellers. The NYT takes note of the unusual situation and elicits…
Many Hachette Print Books Are Hard to Get From Amazon, As "Negotiations Are Underway"
by Michael Cader on May 8, 2014 in Finance
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