He died on Tuesday, the company announced in a post on X.com. “His leadership spanned decades, during which he not only grew the company but also nurtured a culture of innovation and a love for reading,” the company said. Citing his family, the Associated Press reported that Riggio had battled Alzheimer’s disease.
As chairman and, for a long time, the largest shareholder of
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