The intensified need for a sale and last-minute maneuvering to get its debtor-in-possession loan extended make all the more sense in light of Borders’ earnings report for the first 28 days of May. The company lost another $35.4 million during that period, of which a little more than half – $18.1 million – came from continuing store operations, with the rest owing to reorganization fees. That means Borders has now lost more than $191 million since filing for Chapter 11 in February. Total revenue for the month was $97 million. But you’d never know if you were reading ceo Mike […]