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Barnes & Noble acquires premium stationery brand Levenger

Barnes & Noble acquires premium stationery brand Levenger

BitgetBitget2026/09/21 17:04
  • Barnes & Noble acquired Levenger, a premium lifestyle brand focused on writing instruments, stationery, leather goods, and desk accessories.
  • Levenger, founded in 1987 by Steve and Lori Leveen, will remain headquartered in Delray Beach, Florida, with employees retained.
  • Levenger.com will continue operating, with a curated selection slated for select Barnes & Noble stores this fall.
  • Broader distribution is planned over time across most Barnes & Noble and Paper Source stores.


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