Barnes & Noble Inc. said customers at 63 stores in nine states may have had their credit-card information stolen.
In a statement issued Tuesday evening, the nation’s largest bookstore chain said that in September it detected a problem with a PIN pad device used by customers to swipe their credit cards in one of its stores.
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