The move follows internal research showing more shoppers relying on GPS indoors. New one-floor layout features central food court and hop-on travelator for reduced walking time.
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Total spending edged up 0.7% from January and is now 2.9% higher than one year ago.
Only 22 million owner-occupied homes are valued below $200,000, despite 53 million households needing them.
New equipment targets multiple paper grades with 8,415 mm roll width and 3,000 m/min design speed.
Imports rose 31% as exports dropped.
Shortage of Old Corrugated Containers and high energy costs drive Sonoco’s decision across all European deliveries.
The increase reflects a 3% rise in home-sale prices and a 6.67% average mortgage rate.
New layout merges showroom and market hall as fulfilment floor handles up to one million orders per year.
Partnership targets standardized ECO-hybrid frame for industrial housing production.
Acquisition adds custom foam fabrication capabilities, strengthening Dallas/Fort Worth production footprint
New York posts highest gains among major cities, while Tampa records a 1.5% decline, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index.
Median price drops 1.5% y-o-y to $414,500.
This sevenfold increase aligns with rising demand from both local and international investors, particularly major Swedish forestry companies.
Sales increase in South and West while Northeast and Midwest show mixed results.
Birch plywood imports from Vietnam and Indonesia, where birch trees are not grown, raise concerns about unfair trade practices and environmental harm, says Decorative Hardwoods Association.
New Zealand, United States, and Brazil increase shipments as Russian exporters face 15% ruble appreciation
Total trade volume in January-February increases 12% year-on-year and exceeds the five-year average by 25%.
Challenges in workforce, infrastructure, and investment limit feasibility of increased federal timber harvest.
A hypothetical 10 percentage point increase in U.S. tariffs on all non-commodity imports could cut global GDP by 0.3% and reduce U.S. household incomes by $1,600, OECD predicts.
Tampa records 6% decline, leading eight metro areas with falling prices.