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HILTON HEAD, S.C. – The 2024 Bedding Conference is a little over a week away, and Furniture Today and its partners are offering attendees three welcoming activities in which to participate. The annual golf tournament sponsored by Spring Air International, a volunteer charity event with the local Boys & Girls Club sponsored by King Koil

BENTONVILLE, A.R. — Whoelsale warehouse retailer Sam’s Club is reporting significant progress in its rollout of AI-powered exit tech at its stores. The retailer’s computer vision technology has been successfully deployed in more than 120 clubs since being unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in January. Sam’s Club deployed the computer vision exit technology at

GREENWICH, Conn. – Less than truckload giant XPO reported a strong first quarter, with sales rising 5.8% from last year to just over $2 billion. Gains were driven by higher yield and tonnage per day in North American less-than-truckload, its biggest segment. Operating income was $138 million, up from $58 million last year. Adjusted EBITDA

MARTINSVILLE, Va. — In a year of unpredictable consumer behavior, Hooker Furnishings CEO Jeremy Hoff is bringing the newest team members into the company conversations about growth, with nearly half a dozen of them offering retail experience that will influence strategy, initiatives and product development. Noting that Hooker now has “five leading retailers on the

BOSTON — Wayfair picked up customers in the first quarter and marked its sixth straight quarter of outperforming the category with a net revenue loss of less than 2%. The predominantly online home goods retailer saw its active customers jump by 2.8% year-over-year to 22.3 million for the period ended March 31, while net revenue was

FORT WORTH, Texas — After furniture manufacturer Karat Home acquired the intellectual assets of Top 100 brand Z Gallerie in January, its leader envisioned ways of building a bigger, better company that combines the best of both. “In essence, the acquisition of Z Gallerie by Karat Home represents a strategic alignment of strengths, combining Z

TEMPE, Ariz. – After expanding for just one month in March, U.S. manufacturing returned to contraction in April, according to the Institute for Supply Management’s latest report. The monthly index recorded a 49.2%, down 1.1% from March. Before the one-month gain in March, American manufacturing had seen 16 months of decline, the longest downturn since