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  • Marketing Magic: Christmas trees made simple

    Black + Decker makes its case in the simplest way possible, for the simplest of product applications.

  • A Renovation Barometer, from Houzz

    How confident are industry professionals, in a tight labor market for skilled trades?

  • Menear breaks down $23 billion in sales

    The Home Depot’s President of U.S. Retail Craig Menear had plenty of positive numbers to discuss from a merchandising standpoint after the company reported comp-store sales growth of 5.8% in the second quarter.

    All three U.S. divisions had positive comps, and also beat their sales plan, Menear said. Additionally, all departments had positive comps for the quarter, in which Home Depot reported sales of $23.8 billion.

  • Industry Dashboard for Nov. 25, 2013

    Existing-home sales were down for the second consecutive month; monthly sales delivered a weak showing.

  • Skilsaw unveils new brand identity

    Mt. Prospect, Illinois-based Skilsaw Power Tools has rebranded itself with a new logo and the introduction of two new direct drive Sidewinder circular saws.

    The new brand identity draws on the company's heritage as the inventor of the circular saw in 1924: the logo design features an iconic "diamond knockout" from a worm drive saw blade.

  • Bird-B-Gone's Ian Rowsby sets out on 2,650-mile trek

    Ian Rowsby, director of sales at Bird-B-Gone, has embarked on a 2,650-mile trek across the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT).

    “Since I first read about the trail 10 years ago I’ve wanted to hike the PCT, and now seems like the perfect time,” Rowsby said.

  • Executive promotion at Newell Rubbermaid

    Newell Rubbermaid has promoted Bradford Turner to the role of senior VP, general counsel and corporate secretary.

  • Home improvement is hot (sort of)

    NRF List of Hot 100 includes names you know

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