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  • Global positioning

    It was standing room only when Orgill announced the location of its new distribution center...
  • CertaSpec roofing-spec tool goes online

    Valley Forge, Pa.-based CertainTeed Corp. introduced a new version of CertaSpec, designed to make proposal generation and spec writing easier for roofing contractors and specifiers.

    The new web-based version of CertaSpec, its roofing spec writing software, includes updated LEED information as well as the ability to create customizable accounts, which provide more efficient project tracking and more readily accessible technical product information.

  • Sears continues to expand online social presence

    “Manage My Home” offers free access to all the necessary tools and resources a homeowner...
  • DeWalt launches new line laser

    DeWalt has launched its new Line Laser, which features multiple design enhancements to improve productivity on the jobsite. 

    The DW089K is for professionals tasked with residential and commercial applications, such as installing cabinets, drop ceilings, chair rails or doors and windows. The Line Laser can also be used when installing floor and wall tile or mapping wall layout.

  • Delta hires four regional sales managers

    Anderson, S.C.-based Delta Power Equipment Corp. named four regional sales managers: Joe Brakhage, Northeast, Rick Carr, Midwest; Dennis Mickelson, Western; and Curt Thomas, Southeastern.

    Carr started with Rockwell International’s power tool division in 1977 as a district sales manager and worked his way up through the Pentair Tool Group to become hardware channel national accounts manager from 1999 to 2003 with responsibilities for a number of their brands, including Delta. Most recently, he was hardware channel national accounts manager with Senco Brands. 

  • Commentary: The patent troll problem

    Bogus patent lawsuits are big business, and a big headache for retailers.

  • EPA to review more chemicals in home improvement products

    The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced it is taking a closer look at new uses of glymes, chemicals used in a wide array of consumer products that include paints and coatings, adhesives and household batteries, as well as printing ink and motor vehicle brake systems. 

  • Indiana Governor taps Do it Best CEO for council

    Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels appointed Do it Best CEO Bob Taylor to the Indiana Economic Development Corp.'s board of directors.

    The announcement was made earlier this month during an IEDC board meeting. 

    The IEDC describes its mission as growing and retaining Indiana businesses, while attracting new investments to the state. It consists of 12 members appointed by the governor. 

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