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  • Michael Costello joins Gilbane Building Co.

    Michael Costello has been named senior VP finance and treasurer of Gilbane Building Company, which provides construction and facilities-related services. He will be based out of the company’s Providence, Rhode Island, headquarters and will lead the Finance organization for the company.

  • Heidemann Talks True Value Tactics

    Home Channel News caught up with True Value CEO Lyle Heidemann at the International Builders’...
  • The world’s most valuable retail brands are…

    Guess which familiar name is on this list?

  • Same-store sales up at Wal-Mart, Target

    According to the ICSC, the average 2.4 percent same store sales gain in June beat expectations....
  • Stanley holds ‘holiday preview’ in New York

    A multi-purpose LED flashlight and sharper-than-ever knives are among the late-fall introductions....
  • Lumber Liquidators promotes Ray Cotton

    Lumber Liquidators has promoted Ray Cotton to the title of SVP and chief compliance and sustainability officer.

    In his new role, he will take on the added task of leading the company's strategic quality and sustainability initiatives, its environmental outreach and its sourcing and product compliance policies.

    Cotton was most recently serving as VP and chief compliance and sustainability officer. He will maintain his responsibilities overseeing quality assurance, sustainable sourcing, loss prevention, risk management and legal compliance.

  • America's favorite home furnishing retailers are...

    A wholesale club giant beats out specialty retailers in home furnishings.

  • Walmart first, Sears fourth in holiday Web traffic

    Hoffman Estates, Ill.-based Sears.com accounted for 6.21% of multichannel Web traffic for the week ended Nov. 27, which included Thanksgiving and Black Friday, according to data released from Experian Hitwise.

    The data showed Sears.com received 21.1 million visits for the week, just under JCPenney at 21.5 million visits, or 6.34% of total Web traffic. Walmart topped the list at 25.88% of all Web traffic, or 88 million visits, with Target ranking second at 15.26%, or 51.8 million visits.

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