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  • Home Depot appoints Helena Foulkes to its board

    Home Depot has a new director on board: Helena B. Foulkes, 49, will serve as a member of the Finance and Leadership Development & Compensation Committees.

    "I'm pleased to welcome Helena to our board and look forward to the unique insight she brings from her years of retail experience and leadership," said Frank Blake, chairman and CEO.

  • Sears raises the stakes for free delivery

    Sears and Kmart are looking to cash in on big-ticket sales during the holiday season. 

  • Throwback Thursday: Turf Wars in Atlanta

    Back in 1987, Builders Square attempted an incursion deep into Depot territory.

  • Lowe’s honored for hiring practices

    The National Organization on Disabilities (NOD) has named Lowe’s as one of its “Fine Nine” companies that make hiring employees with disabilities a corporate priority.

  • Irene’s retail winners

    Home Depot and Lowe’s may receive a 1% bump to their third-quarter results as a result of Hurricane Irene sales, according to an analysis provided by MarketWatch

  • Texas officials hold West Nile classes at Home Depot, Lowe’s

    The City of Fort Worth, Texas, has announced that it will hold do-it-yourself help sessions for dealing with mosquitoes and the threat of West Nile virus at a number of Home Depot and Lowe’s locations.

    Tarrant county residents can attend Saturday and Sunday classes at Lowe's or Home Depot on Aug. 25 and 26. (The weekend seminars began in early August.) Classes will focus on mosquito eradication and methods for eliminating nesting areas in and around homes, apartments or condos.

  • Menards ordered to pay former attorney $600,000

    A judge in Eau Claire County Court has awarded Dawn Sands, the former general counsel for Menards’ home improvement chain, $600,000 in lost wages and benefits, according to an article in the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

  • RONA turns down $1.9 billion takeover bid by Lowe’s

    Lowe’s made an offer, but RONA refused.

    The two North American home improvement giants will continue to operate as competitors in Canada, where Lowe’s has been growing organically for the past several years amid rumors that just such an acquisition play was in the cards.

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