Lowe's News

  • Lowe’s Canada continues Habitat support

    Lowe’s Canada employees contributed hours to Habitat for Humanity's 34th Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project to build 150 homes across Canada.

  • Lowe’s authorizes buyback program

    The $5 billion share buyback will be added to Lowe’s previous share repurchase program. 

  • Lowe’s sells Long Island site to Target

    Lowe’s pullback on its expansion on Long Island, N.Y., provided an opportunity for Target, which purchased an 18-acre site in Huntington Station from the home improvement retailer, according to a report in the Long Island Business News. 

  • Off-duty police chief shops for carpet, catches thieves

    Police Chief William Bilinski had just purchased some brown outdoor carpet on July 24 when he noticed something suspicious going on in the parking lot of Lowe’s, according to a story in the Times-Tribune of Scranton, Pa. Four people were sitting in a vehicle just outside the store; after they moved the vehicle in front of the garden center, two of the occupants went inside.

  • Gender shopping: HD, Lowe’s share their philosophies

    An article in the Wall Street Journal reinforced the notions that many shoppers have always held about the nation’s leading home-improvement retailers: one caters to women, and the other prefers a gender neutral atmosphere. 

  • 100 AC units given away in Lowe’s parking lot

    The Associated Press and The Aiken Standard reported that 100 air conditioners were given away to needy seniors at a Lowe’s parking lot in Charleston, S.C. The yearly event took place on July 9, and was sponsored by Project Cool Breeze, a non-profit organization founded by Rep. Wendell Gilliard.

  • Nest thermostat finds a place on Lowe’s shelves

    Nest Labs announced that its Nest Learning Thermostat is on the shelves of more than 500 Lowe’s stores plus Lowes.com.

    The product will find a home in the retailer’s new Innovation merchandising displays featuring interactive end caps that display new products in home improvement.

  • Lowe’s named as Six Flags sponsor

    Six Flags Entertainment Corp. has announced a new marketing relationship with Lowe's, which will be named the sponsor of opening weekend at participating Six Flags parks across the nation.

    Lowe's will be integrated into Six Flags' marketing efforts on both the national and local levels this spring. Additional support will include social media outreach, radio promotions and in-park giveaways.

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