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  • In Hawaii, City Mill names new chief merchant

    Honolulu-based City Mill Company named Ron De Leon as general merchandising manager, responsible for all merchandise sold at the eight-store home improvement company.

    De Leon is a former merchant at All American Home Center in California. 

  • Home Depot launches career assistance program for military, veterans

    Home Depot has announced a new initiative, which supports U.S. service men and women, offering them knowledge and resources they need to transition into the civilian work force.

    The new program, Mission: Transition, is a concentrated effort by Home Depot to assist the military community with job search strategies and tools for today's employment market.

  • Lowe’s goes 11 for 12 in third quarter

    Lowe’s CEO Robert Niblock said the Mooresville, N.C.-based retail giant saw strength in all parts of the country in the third quarter. 

    As the company reported 6.2% comparable store sales gains, it also saw comps grow in 11 of 12 product categories. 

    The only category to slip was outdoor power equipment. Niblock explained the catgory “was achieving solid positive comps into the last week of the quarter when faced with a substantial headwind from the sales of generators, the result of Superstorm Sandy.”

  • Lowe's gives green light for natural gas-powered truck fleet

    Lowe's is transitioning from diesel-fueled transport by launching a fleet of natural gas-powered trucks at its regional distribution center in Mount Vernon, Texas. The dedicated fleet will be among the first of its kind in North America, running solely on natural gas.

  • Home Depot to close its big-box stores in China

    The Home Depot will close its remaining seven big-box stores in China, the company announced late yesterday, in order to shift its focus to specialty stores and online offerings in that market.

  • 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.

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