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Hooker Furnishings releases 2024 Corporate Social Responsibility Report

MARTINSVILLE, Va. — As part of its ongoing commitment to reduce its environmental impact, promote equity inside and outside the organization, and support the communities …

Dorel Industries reports 5.4% increase in Q1 revenue

Company also narrows net loss by $13.9 million, while also increasing its gross margin through lower freight and raw materials costs MONTREAL — Dorel Industries …

Mattress Firm reports 4.5% decline in Q2 revenues

Retailer also reports a drop in earnings but remains profitable with net income of $19.1 million for the quarter and $28 million for the first …

Report shows foreclosure activity continues to increase

ATTOM, which identifies itself as a leading curator of land, property and real estate data based in Irvine, California, recently released its February U.S. Foreclosure …

Interwoven panel discussion to highlight strengths, capabilities of domestic producers

HIGH POINT — A panel of domestic fabric producers here at Interwoven this week will be discussing the evolution of their businesses and how they …

American Furniture Warehouse to open 4th Arizona store

Tucson-area store has 122,000 square feet of showroom space and 115,000 square feet of warehouse space TUCSON, Ariz. — Retailer American Furniture Warehouse is opening …

Standard Fiber adds Atlanta production, distribution center

HENDERSON, Nev. – Global home textiles leader Standard Fiber continues its strong growth trajectory with the addition of a new Atlanta production and distribution center. The company …

Havertys reports 18.1% drop in Q1 sales

Ongoing softness in the housing market presents challenges as consumers continue to pull back spending on home furnishings ATLANTA — Retailer Havertys reported a 18.1% …

Consumer confidence falls to lowest level since 2022

Concerns remain among those surveyed regarding job security, income levels, global conflicts and food and energy prices WASHINGTON — The Consumer Confidence Board reported this …