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Borders Group vs. Barnes & Noble? |
Borders Group (BGP) vs. Barnes & Noble (BKS) Barnes and Noble may have performed better, but the stock appears fairly over-valued compared to its EPS projections and growth rate estimates: Starbucks, in my opinion :) |
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