The Trump administration is lowering new-vehicle fuel-economy requirements. Drivers could pay less upfront but more for fuel over time.
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Channellock Appoints New Director Of Product Management
Channellock promoted Mark Yoder, a 23-year company veteran and former North American sales director, to lead product strategy and portfolio development.
These 15 Essentials Are Cheaper On Amazon Than Costco Right Now
House Beautiful compared 15 household items on Amazon and Costco, citing lower Amazon prices on products from comforters to cleaning supplies.
I’m Tracking 20+ Real Prime Day Discounts On Home Tech From Blink, Nest, Nanoleaf And More
CNET is tracking more than 20 October Prime Day home tech deals, including discounted Blink, Ring and Arlo doorbells and other smart home devices.
Okanagan Hardware & Supply Joins Home Hardware Network
The Oliver, B.C., retailer has joined Home Hardware after more than 25 years as an independent business, while remaining locally owned.
20 Elegant Halloween Decor That’s Festive, Not Tacky
House Beautiful highlights 20 Halloween decorations, from antique-finish mirrors to pumpkin cookware, designed for seasonal style without heavy gore.
This Charming Home In New Canaan Calls Out The Homeowner’s Love Of Birds
Designer Ariel Okin used nature-inspired patterns and a client’s bird collection to personalize a five-bedroom Colonial in New Canaan, Connecticut.
This Shelter Island Home Boasts The Best Porch We’ve Ever Seen
Designer Serena Dugan rebuilt a Shelter Island cottage, preserving its stone fireplace and centering the renovation on a wide porch.
1 Surprising Place Spiders Hide In Your Home – And The 5-Minute Task That Gets Rid Of Them For Good
An Ideal Home report says spiders may shelter behind picture frames. Experts recommend occasional dusting, but it cannot guarantee they will stay away.
Private Residential Construction Spending Up In August
U.S. private residential construction spending reached an $882.3 billion annual rate in August, rising from July but remaining below its year-earlier level.
