1st print version of debut "Harry Potter" novel sold at auction
The uncorrected copy proof of the debut novel in the Harry Potter series was bought for pennies more than a quarter-century ago with J.K. Rowling's name misspelled on the title page.
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The uncorrected copy proof of the debut novel in the Harry Potter series was bought for pennies more than a quarter-century ago with J.K. Rowling's name misspelled on the title page.
Under pressure from investors, Macy's is closing 150 underperforming stores as it leans into its Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury brands.
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