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- 1Lowe's launches new service in bid to win back customers▼Lowe’s launches a new service as it works to win back customers
Lowe's has launched a new service as the home improvement retailer works to win back customers. The company is trying to reverse weak traffic amid a slowdown in home improvement spending, as consumers put off big renovation projects and rival Home Depot continues to compete for the same shoppers. Details of the service and early customer reaction remain limited.
- 2Home Depot dividend safe but raises may slow▼Home Depot's dividend remains safe despite housing market stagnation, but raises may slow.
Home Depot's dividend remains secure even as the housing market stagnates, analysts say. The company's steady cash flow supports the payout, though the pace of future dividend increases could moderate while home improvement demand stays subdued amid high mortgage rates and weak housing turnover.
- 3Home Depot Breaks Ground on Wesley Chapel's First Big-Box Home Improvement Store●Home Depot Breaks Ground on SR 56 Site, Set to Become Wesley Chapel's First Big-Box Home Improvement Store
Home Depot has broken ground on a site along State Road 56 in Wesley Chapel, Florida, in what will become the community's first big-box home improvement store. The project marks a notable step in the fast-growing Tampa-area suburb's retail expansion, giving residents a major hardware and home improvement option close to home rather than in neighboring areas.