Amazon.com's textbook buyback plan hits 1M titles

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Amazon.com Inc. said Monday it now has a million textbooks in a buyback program that lets customers trade in used textbooks.

Amazon.com Inc. said Monday it now has a million textbooks in a buyback program that lets customers trade in used textbooks.

The online retailer's "Textbook Buyback" program will give students a gift card once they trade in a textbook. The gift card can be used to buy textbooks or other products on Amazon.com.

More information about the program can be found at www.amazon.com/buyback.

Shares of Amazon.com, based in Seattle, rose $6.31, or 5 percent, to $131.29 on Monday, amid a broad stock market rally.

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