Will furniture retail sales uptick in July be fleeting?
Monthly and year-over-year gains are tempered by slow year-to-date sales activity WASHINGTON, D.C. — For a change, there was some good news for the furniture …
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5 takeaways from La-Z-Boy’s latest earnings call
Q1 report, conference call highlight growth opportunities for the company moving forward MONROE, Mich. — By all accounts, La-Z-Boy had an impressive start to its …
Crypton sues Williams Sonoma for unauthorized use of company trademark
Suit alleges that retailer is using Crypton trademark on products not treated with Crypton chemistry BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. — Fabric resource Crypton LLC has filed …
Malouf provides educational content at NMG PrimeTime event in Las Vegas
LOGAN, Utah— Malouf recently attended the Nationwide Marketing Group PrimeTime event in Las Vegas. At the show, team members presented at two educational events and …
Spring Air expands, strengthens hospitality footprint
WOBURN, Massachusetts – Spring Air International, a Top 20 U.S. bedding manufacturer and widely known consumer brand, is strengthening its hospitality presence through fast delivery …
Las Vegas Design Center to host 3 events in September
LAS VEGAS – Las Vegas Design Center (LVDC) is gearing up for a vibrant September, with a series of three engaging events on September 6, 7 …
Gerald Washington dies at age 85
PONTOTOC, Miss. — Gerald Washington, who built an upholstery manufacturing operation from the ground up that supplied retailers around the country for decades, died here …
Court places Coast to Coast Imports in receivership
Lender Fifth Third Bank said the company has defaulted on some of its financial obligations and parties agree that it is unable to manage its …
Greenington returns to China Expo in Shanghai
SHANGHAI — Greenington LLC, a manufacturer of sustainable bamboo furniture, is returning to Shanghai for the29th Furniture China Expo located at the Shanghai New International …
Texas judge strikes down FTC’s proposed ban on noncompetes
DALLAS — This Tuesday, Judge Ada Brown, a federal U.S. District judge in Texas, stuck down the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed ban on noncompete agreements …
