Barnes & Noble Education, Inc. is engaged in creating and operating campus bookstores for academic institutions under multi-year management service agreements. The Company's products and services include Textbook and Course Material Sales, Textbook and Course Material Rentals, General Merchandise, Trade, Digital Education Platform, e-commerce Platform, FacultyEnlight, Campus Connect Technologies platform and Flexible Course Fee Solution. It operates primarily in the United States. Barnes & Noble Education, Inc. is based in Basking Ridge, United States....
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