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  • Dollar General chief joins board of Lowe's

    Mooresville, N.C.-based Lowe’s has appointed Dollar General CEO Richard Dreiling, 58, to the home improvement giant's board of directors.

    Dreiling will serve on the board’s audit and governance committees. The addition brings Lowe’s board of directors to 12 members, 11 of who are independent. 

  • IKEA is coming to Las Vegas in 2016

    IKEA announced its plans to build a Las Vegas location, to be opened in the summer of 2016.

    So far, the retailer has submitted its plans to Nevada's Clark County. The 351,000-sq.-ft. store would be located in the Spring Valley area, approximately 13 miles southwest of downtown Las Vegas.

  • Lowe’s to open four new stores

    Philadelphia and Exeter, Pa.; Glenville, N.Y.; and Paso Robles, Calif., will each be getting a...
  • Customers help break up Oregon shoplifting ring

    A group of Home Depot customers in Beaverton, Ore., helped authorities solve a dozen shoplifting cases involving close to $500,000 in stolen merchandise from a variety of businesses, according to an article in the Portland Tribune.

  • At HD, checking out is in focus

    Debbyn Milligan began her career at The Home Depot as a cashier 23 years ago in Oceanside, Calif. The front end of the store continues to be a major focus of her attention, but in some very different ways.

    Today, Milligan is the VP operations for the world’s largest home improvement retailer. She describes her mission as taking responsibility for the nearly 2,000 U.S. stores from the front end to receiving to the back office. It’s a complex operation, but her team is charged to make it simple, or at least, as simple as possible.

  • Fiberglass insulation demand will continue to rise

    Residential buildings are projected to be the fastest-growing market and maintain the largest share of fiberglass insulation demand through 2021.

  • Menards plans new southern Ohio location

    The Menards store is in the initial stages of zoning approval in Fairfield Township, Ohio....
  • Sylvania LED bulbs to appear at Menards

    Osram Sylvania released new LED bulbs at Menards stores on Oct. 11, according to an announcement from the Danvers, Mass., manufacturer. Part of the “Ultra LED” A line, the omnidirectional bulbs are available in two wattages. The 8W is equivalent to the 40W incandescent, and the 13.5W is equivalent to the 60W incandescent. The Ultra LED BR 30 and BR 40 are replacements for the equivalent 65W incandescent models.

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