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Amanda Bell

Amanda Bell was an assistant editor of Hardware Retailing and NRHA. Amanda regularly visited with home improvement retailers across the country and attended industry events and seminars. She earned a degree in magazine journalism from Ball State University and has received honors for her work for Hardware Retailing from the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals.

Children’s Glove Line

Midwest Glove’s children’s glove line features high-impact, impulse recognizable graphics with point-of-sale tags for fast moving sales. The new Ninja Turtles garden gloves and gear products feature the distinctive Ninja Turtles graphic and include: gripping and jersey garden gloves, bucket …

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Paint Lifter

The Pail Partner has a battery-powered lift that adjusts to the appropriate height to pick and place pails. Its special yoke securely holds a plastic or metal pail just below its rigid collar. The Pail Partner can carry loads of …

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Extension Ladder

The new Werner Lightweight Performance Extension Ladders are designed to minimize the risk of injury from lifting or transporting heavy ladders. They minimize the risk of injury when a job requires working with or transporting fiberglass extension ladders. The new …

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Holiday Retail Sales Come in at Expectations

The National Retail Federation reported that December retail sales, which exclude automobiles, gas stations and restaurants, increased 0.4 percent seasonally adjusted month-to-month, and 4.6 percent unadjusted year-over-year. Total holiday retail sales, which include November and December sales, increased 3.8 percent …

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Win at Retail: Build a Great Staff

“You have great employees,” is the comment I want to hear most from customers. It goes right to the heart of a strategy that is essential to compete in today’s volatile retail environment. Customers’ expectations are higher than ever. Whether …

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Builder Confidence Down Slightly in January

Builder confidence in the market for newly built, single-family homes fell one point to 56 in January from a revised December reading of 57 on the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI). “Rising home prices, historically …

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