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Mike Hockett analyzes different angles of this $18.25 billion megadeal in building materials distribution and the questions it raises for the markets it touches.
Alongside the blockbuster Home Depot-SRS Distribution deal, March included a handful of transactions valued at over $100 million.
Building product distributor SRS Distribution will operate as an independent business unit within The Home Depot and focus on Pro customers.
As customers continue to work down inventory levels into 2024, James Dorn and John Gunderson outline action items for optimizing inventory levels in partnership with suppliers to stay nimble and gain share.
Jeremy Centner examines a handful of key technology drivers and what we can expect to see from them in the rest of 2024 and beyond.
A major bridge at a key U.S. port entry has collapsed, potentially disrupting Port of Baltimore operations for months.
We extract key takeaways from a new innovation handbook for distributors and the research that went into it.
The distributor’s major acquisition of Dominion Electric is just the latest piece in what has been a rapid 13-year expansion. Mike Hockett breaks down what Dominion adds to Border States and how it aligns with its growth history.
Mars Supply President Bob Mars joins to discuss his company’s century milestone and what it’s taken to achieve it, what has changed in distribution in his 47 years there, and what hasn’t.
Distributors have the data they need and the ambition to use it. What’s the holdup? Hear from two major distributor executives who use data to make a difference.
The massive supply chain expo and conference showcased the latest and greatest in warehouse tech, with much of it aimed at augmenting labor woes.
While oil & gas led the March downward revision for 2024, 10 of 19 total industry verticals likewise trended more pessimistic.
One-third of firms polled said they'll give smaller pay raises this year, and the portion that plan to maintain or give larger raises trails the national average.
Does your wholesale eCommerce site have the features it takes to be best-in-class? Find out what customers really want from distributors.
Mike Hockett leads off our February Premium Monthly issue with his take on why the AI learning curve won't be nearly as steep as that of office computers or the Internet.
A new four-year contract between Teamsters Local 688 and Graybar in St. Louis includes an hourly wage increase.
While adoption rates for both sides are relatively slow-going, this piece examines new data that shows the gap between them.
Union members in St. Louis reject Graybar's labor contract, seeking pay raises, changes to health care coverage and more.
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