Technology

Today's economic conditions have completely redirected trends in the lawn and garden industry, and have created emerging markets that did not exist before and brand new opportunities to go with them. Many of today's opportunities we have in the lawn and garden industry were actually created by the downturn.

Though business models that have worked for the past 25 years are now obsolete and don't work in today's economy, new opportunities have created new business models that DO WORK and create exciting times if you pay attention.

Class action suit says the retailer’s Web site is not accessible to the blind....

The new DW8500 Diamond Chop Saw Blade lasts 100 times longer than traditional abrasive cutting blades....

Lowe’s, Home Depot and Wal-Mart are among the big-box retailers helping rebuild communities devastated by...

A new Craftsman impact driver received top billing of an e-mail marketing campaign launched Tuesday...

You hear it in sports, you hear it in business—you even hear it on daytime...

The industry’s manufacturers are offering retailers the opportunity to build their power tool assortments around...

In the May 3 issue, Home Channel News published excerpts from “Beyond the Boomers,” a...