You're correct, I miscalculated their annual loss (but not from their expense line). The assets and liabilities are literally from these lines on their balance

You're correct, I miscalculated their annual loss (but not from their expense line). The assets and liabilities are literally from these lines on their balance sheet: Total Assets 3,835.75 Total Liabilities 2,627.98 Per: http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/earnings/earnings.asp?ticker=BKS http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/earnings/earnings.a... "2014 revenues at Barnes & Noble, Inc. totaled $6.4B USD, while annual losses equaled $1.12 per share." B&N has 60.24M shares outstanding. That makes their annual loss $67 million. They do indeed have a longer runway than I anticipated, but I still feel that they run a business in decline. Their saving grace from a few years ago (Nook) is now an albatross. What is their next move?