How Barnes & Noble made a comeback by turning bookstores into community spaces
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TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager sits down with Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt to discuss the retailer’s turnaround, why readers are flocking back to bookstores, and the future of books in the age of AI.