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Articles in Jan 10, 2000 issue of Home Channel News

• Market mimics millennium uncertainty
• IS your Web site held hostage?
  by Brae Canlen
• Loftus speaks on years with Ace
• The Year In Review 1999
  by John Caulfield
• Format of the Year
• Philips halogena
• Prefabricated Housing Rises In '90s
• Home Depot broadens reach
  by John Caulfield
• TruServ gets new vp-retail systems and processes
• Merger of the Year
• Cooper Industries also acquires England's Crompton Lighting
• Home improvement grabs larger slice of housewares pie
• Kiln-Dried Hem-Fir and Green Doug Fir Outlook
• Benjamin Moore buys Minn. retailer
• Y2K predictions of a different sort
• Product of the Year
• Lamps USA launches e-tailing Web site
• Show brings out the builders and the same tired sales pitch
  by Scott Larson
• New book documents Kansas dealer's rise
• Parr Lumber stocks panels that reduce labor, time
• Category of the Year
• Design House releases PC-based e-showroom on CD-ROM
• Business Barometer
• 7/16" OSB Southwest and 15/32" 4-Ply SYP Outlook
• Calif. Lumberman mixes politics with sawdust
  by Brae Canlen
• Cotter bids farewell to TruServ
• States covet tax on Internet sales
• E-tailer of the Year
• Distributors change tune to pros
  by Kate Griffin
• Two Southern lumber dealer groups merge
• TruServ debuts hardware, VC products Web site
• Hawaiian retailer names new general manager
• Marketing trend of the Year
• Cooper Industries to acquire Regent lighting
• HomePlace strives for its niche
• Traditional winter lull may deceive
  by Matt Layman
• Expect enhanced coverage in 2000
• DATABANK
• Turnaround of the Year
• Martha Stewart to expand into housewares
• Weyerhaeuser goes the value-added way
• Builders FirstSource tries for two more buys
  by Jason Gonzalez
• Wal-Mart tests home office furniture shop
• Bankruptcy of the Year
• Court rides in favor of lamp manufacturers in feud with Vermont
• Home Products International's new offerings prod quarterly sales
• If it ain't broke, break it
  by Jack Nunn
• Lowe's bomber plead's guilty
• Distribution America says pricing program working
• Newsmaker of the Year
• Commercial of the Year
• Three manufacturers to launch 'GH' products
• Pulling in different directions
  by Scott Larson
• Kimco obtains 63 former Hechinger sites
• 84 Lumber plans 150 new format stores by 2003
• Company of the Year
• Comeback of the Year
• Sunbeam recalls humidifiers, gas grills
• Determining worth in the consolidation era
  by Kirk A. Rebane