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Exclusive Furniture finds its casual groove

In the outdoor furniture segment, as in everything else in retail, timing is everything. Houston, Texas-based Exclusive Furniture started out by selling patio furniture in …

Blog: Wayfair says sudden supply glut plays to its favor

But does it when consumers go from cooling their heels to cooling their interest? BOSTON — As spending on furniture appears to be slowing and …

Furniture retailers slammed with more product than they can handle

And it’s coming on the heels of a consumer slowdown. Jerome’s CEO explains the problem and what the retailer is doing about it. Jerry Epperson …

Ethan Allen conference call puts retail slowdown in perspective

DANBURY, Ct. – Ethan Allen’s latest conference call touched on the subject of a slowdown at retail that many in the industry are now experiencing. …

Wayfair swings to a Q1 loss, stock plummets

BOSTON — The brutal day on Wall Street Thursday was even worse for Wayfair. The home furnishing e-commerce giant and No. 1 on Home News …

Patrick Amodei named general manager at Green Front Furniture

MANASSAS, Va. – Industry retail veteran Patrick Amodei recently has been named general manager at furniture retailer Green Front Furniture. He comes to the position …

Blog: The furniture industry’s tough week on Wall Street

And that’s before last week’s market rout; looking for good news heading into summer A trophic cascade of woes is throwing gasoline on what previously …

Havertys reports slight increase in Q1 sales

Written sales fall 8.8% due to slowdown in activity later in the quarter ATLANTA — Havertys reported first quarter sales of $238.9 million, a 1% …

Investors converting former Louis Shanks space into high-end home center

HOUSTON — RMP Partners, which recently acquired the Lillian August and Stanley Furniture brands, is about to launch its first large-scale retail venture here. The …