Home Centers

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The Home Depot promoted Marc Powers to the role of EVP U.S. Stores, effective Nov. 1, 2014.

"Marc brings a deep understanding of our operations, culture and customers, making him an ideal fit to oversee our U.S. stores," said Frank Blake, chairman and CEO. "We're truly fortunate to have such a deep bench with leaders like Marc."

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Home Depot joined a growing list of corporations severing ties with celebrity chef Paula Deen, who admitted using a racial slur in the past.

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In a wide-ranging interview on CNBC, Home Depot CEO Frank Blake said he expects 2013 sales growth to be about the same as 2012.

The Home Depot’s latest update confirms what many had suspected – the data systems of the world’s largest home improvement retailer have been breached.

The impact and scope of the breach remains unclear, but the retailer said the breach “could potentially impact customers using payment cards at its U.S. and Canadian stores.”

The Atlanta-based company reiterated that no customers will be liable for fraudulent charges. Customers will also be offered free ID protection, including credit-monitoring services.

The world’s largest home improvement retailer says it’s looking to fill about 80,000 seasonal positions.