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Articles in Nov 22, 1999 issue of Home Channel News

• Designing a `Solution Killer'
  by Monica Toriello
• Owens Corning turns homes into product showcases
• Revival of L.A.'s jazz district gets help from adhesives company
• Furniture company makes management changes
• October '99 WeatherGuage
• Building material, hardware groups align
  by Brae Canlen
• Revelstoke moves into Ontario
• One-fourth of furniture buyers will shop online
• Consumer spending driving economy
  by Kate Griffin
• Rona to double store count in Canada
  by John Caulfield
• Time to get serious about globalization
  by Don Longo
• Paint association releases report
• Depot helps raise funds for Habitat for Humanity
• Service providers to join exhibitors at International fair
  by Scott Larson
• Behind every good expansion …
• Flooring manufacturer expands plant
• Home Depot added to Dow Jones Industrial Average
• L&G goods added to annual event
• CertainTeed names vp for commercial roofing division
• Ohio paint supplier chosen for new stadium
• Quarterly sales forecast by region
• TruServ plans to sell online by 2000
  by Kate Griffin
• Weyerhaeuser now one with MacMillan Bloedel
• Silicon sealants, new adhesive
• Garden center co-op to partner with distributor
• Wickes, HomeBase to alter wood buying
  by Kate Griffin
• Germany's Obi building first China store
• Universal and Trus-Joist form marketing and distribution alliance
• Digital technology fuels growth of wall decor product category
  by Kate Griffin
• Paint manufacturer buys dealer
• French retailer launches discount format
• Sealing in a snap
  by Monica Toriello
• Stanley works at spreading its name
  by Brae Canlen
• Amazon now a tool to buy tools
  by Monica Toriello
• Home Depot breaks out into 11th division
• Trim product maker donates to Habitat for Humanity
• Better brushes
• Growth plans set, Great Indoors looks outward
  by Brae Canlen
• Home Hardware completes Beaver Lumber deal
• James Hardie wallboard plant now world's largest
• Paneling sales up after decade of decline
  by Brae Canlen