So, any Borders branded stuff your gonna keep? Lanyards, Bags, copies of termination forms, whatever. Or are you just gonna chuck it all into the nearest Salvation Army Bin?

(NOTE: DC boxes don't count.)

http://247wallst.com/2011/02/17/borders-ceo-tells-customers-all-is-well/

Dear Borders Customer,

My name is William Lynch, CEO of Barnes & Noble, and I'm writing to you today on
behalf of the entire B&N team to make you aware of important information regarding your Borders account.

First of all let me say Barnes & Noble uniquely appreciates the
importance bookstores play within local communities, and we're very
sorry your ( Read more... )

It's official: Borders to Sell Intellectual Property to Barnes & Noble

with some conditions:All former Borders’ customers will be told by e-mail that they can choose not to have personally identifiable information transferred with the sale, Borders’ lawyer Andrew Glenn, said in court today. Otherwise, all data, regardless of when it was collected ( Read more... )

http://jezebel.com/5843709/former-borders-employees-reveal-secret-book-store-gripes

So, who was it? Fess up, ya can't get fired anymore for this.

Sooooooo in the big pre "are we or aren't we going under" confusion that went on a few months back (oh how I laughed at those who had any doubt or held out hope) I screwed up royally by not putting my last offically paycheck that was actually FROM Borders in the bank (long story short I had a relative that died and in the ensuing chaos it got lost ( Read more... )

Reuters: Borders' IP sale to Barnes & Noble on hold(Reuters) - Borders Group Inc's plan to sell customer information to former rival Barnes & Noble Inc hit a snag on Thursday when a judge raised questions about the company's privacy policy ( Read more... )

now that the stores are all closed and the company has liquidated? I'm surprised the website is still up and selling books (and eBooks, and even Kobo Touch eReaders).

And you though conditions at Borders were bad.  Check out what's going on at Amazon.

Click here for the story,

Now that it is over, I'm curious what the various positions made on average.  Anyone know baseline salaries for Sales Managers, General Managers, and District Managers?  Were they different based on cost of living?