The future of both Barnes & Noble and the digital reading business took new shape Monday morning as the bookseller announced the creation of a new subsidiary, into which they have transferred all of the Nook and BN College units (comprising "their digital device, digital content and college bookstore businesses.") Microsoft is…
BN Puts Nook and College Business Into New Subsidiary, With Microsoft Investing $300 Million
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