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  • Lowe’s justifies its recent layoffs

    Cuts are never easy. Here’s how Lowe's CEO Robert Niblock explained the changes at Lowe’s.

  • Home Depot reports $68 billion in 2010 sales

    The Home Depot achieved its first year-over-year sales improvement since 2006, thanks partly to an "improving economy," according to CEO Frank Blake.

    The Atlanta-based company posted 2010 sales of $68.0 billion, up 2.8% from 2009. Comparable-store sales for the company increased 2.9%. And in a difficult but improving economy, the world's largest home improvement retailer earned $3.3 billion, compared with consolidated net earnings of $2.7 billion in 2009.

  • Home Depot closing two N.C. stores

    Home Depot is closing two of its stores in North Carolina because they are not meeting the company’s financial goals, according to a report by WCTI-TV.  

    Stores in Rocky Mount and Greenville have begun liquidation sales, which are expected to last six to eight weeks. A corporate spokesperson said the company is trying to relocate the employees.

  • Menards plans further Missouri stores

    Menards entered the state of Missouri last year with its first location in St. Joseph,...
  • Ace high in survey

    Fewer home improvement shoppers are asking for assistance. More home improvement shoppers care about store...
  • Correction: Lowe's comps misstated

    An article in today's HCN Weekly Digest misstated Lowe's third quarter comp-store sales. The correct...
  • Menard donates $15 million to hospitals

    Luther Midelfort Hospital in Eau Claire, Wis., also the location of Menards’ headquarters, will receive...
  • Pilot dog helps Lowe’s employee keep working

    With the help of a pilot dog named Audree, a partially blind Lowe’s employee continues...
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