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  • Whirlpool appoints new vice chairmen

    Effective Nov. 1, Whirlpool Corporation has named Michael Todman and Marc Bitzer vice chairmen of the company, each with his own individual areas of oversight.

    "Mike and Marc have the experiences in these new roles to help drive our aggressive growth strategy, integrate acquisitions, and drive product leadership and innovation in a recovering global economy," said chairman and CEO Jeff Fettig. "This structure will bring leadership focus on our strategic initiatives for growth within all of our global markets."

  • More with less in home building

    A National Public Radio report examines technology in the home-building industry and the role of pro dealers.
  • Measuring climate performance: winners and losers

    Some familiar names have been recognized for their efforts to fight climate change by the environmental non-profit CDP, which just released its annual CDP S&P 500 Climate Change Report for 2014.

    A couple clear leaders included Stanley Black & Decker and The Home Depot, with the former earning the highest possible score of "A" for its climate performance assessment and a 100 for its climate disclosure assessment (Stanley provided relevant information to 767 investors at their request).

  • From the issue: The call of the local

    Measuring the impact of USA labeling.

  • Smart home market pegged for double-digit growth

    It's no secret to anyone that the smart home industry is taking off in a meaningful way. But a new report from MarketsandMarkets suggests it's poised for near-term growth even larger than what some experts have predicted.

  • Senator to address WDMA and NLBMDA

    The 2014 Spring Meeting & Legislative Conference, hosted by the Window & Door Manufacturers Association and the National Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association, will in include a presentation by Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wis.). 

    The conference takes place March 31-April 2 at the Hyatt Regency in Arlington, Va. It will include education, networking and the opportunity to visit Capitol Hill and lobby lawmakers. 

  • Meet Lowe's new chief marketing officer

    Wong most recently served as senior vice president and general merchandising manager for the seasonal business.

  • Therma-Tru's new glass options offer more features

    Therma-Tru is expanding its selection of glass styles in response to evolving market knowledge and customer preferences.

    “We're responding to requests for more door glass features by enhancing our selection of simulated divided lites, grilles between glass and easy-use internal blinds," said Mark Savan, president of Therma-Tru Doors. "Every new product option being introduced by Therma-Tru in 2014 positively impacts builders and remodelers working to meet consumer demands in the marketplace."

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