Barnes & Noble Nook sales decline 60.5% over holidays

News Wireless United States 9 JAN 2014
Barnes & Noble Nook sales decline 60.5% over holidays
Barnes & Noble's Nook segment, including digital content, devices and accessories, had revenues of USD 125 million for the nine-week holiday period, declining 60.5 percent year-over-year. Device and accessories sales were USD 88.7 million, down 66.7 percent, due to lower unit selling volume and lower average selling prices. Digital content sales declined 27.3 percent to USD 36.5 million.

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