Amazon launches Borders site

By Troy Wolverton
Staff Writer, CNET News

Amazon.com now has Borders. As part of a deal announced in April, the leading e-tailer re-launched Borders' online bookstore on Thursday, replacing Borders' previous self-run Web store. The new Borders store, which is co-branded with Amazon, includes links to reviews from Amazon customers and allows Amazon customers to use its One-Click payment service. The site also provides information on Borders stores across the country.

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