Home Depot is on a mission to give its stores endless aisles. The top home improvement retailer has a bold vision to expand its online sales, including plans to broadcast live product demonstrations ...

Home Depot is known for selling power tools, hardware, plywood, appliances and everything plumbing, from the pipes to kitchen sinks. But the world’s largest home improvement retailer has quietly and ...

The Home Depot, known for its home improvement products, is investing heavily into its online decor business as an increasing number of homeowners rapidly turn to DIY projects. Its HD Home assortment ...

Instead of navigating the aisles of a cavernous big-box store, many Home Depot customers will soon be able to go right to a little box, grab what they ordered and head out the door. In the rush to ...

Customer-facing AI tools are finding a place in home improvement retail, with Lowe’s and The Home Depot each launching their own tools this week. Lowe’s launched Mylow, an AI-powered adviser developed ...

The Home Depot has launched an online rental reservation system at its stores nationwide. Customers can reserve the tools and equipment they need online then pick them up at the store. Reservations ...

In a move to grab a larger share of consumer appliance sales, the world’s largest home improvement retailer announced plans today to expand its store-based home appliance business to the Web. Home ...

As we saw in the last article, The Home Depot’s (HD) omnichannel programs such as buy online, ship to store (or BOSS), buy online, pick up in store (or BOPIS), and buy online, return in store (or ...

Unfortunately, for fans of Home Depot, their plans are now up in the air because of a major problem at the store. The issue ...

RedBeacon has just released an update to its services that effectively closes the loop on the company’s home services marketplace. The company announced the update on its blog, bringing mobile and ...

Lowe's has become one of the most respected and storied institutions for DIYers of all skill levels, but who actually owns ...