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Borders intends to stay in business

Entertainment retailer Borders said it fully intended to stay in business, despite widespread reports that it may be preparing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.Bloomberg News had reported that the company could file for bankruptcy protection within days and would seek to close at least 150 stores. Borders said that it would not comment on rumoured outcomes and would make an appropriate announcement “once the terms of any arrangement are finalised”.

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