Doug Jermyn, former vice president of operations at Samson Holding, joined the American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame as chief operating officer on April 6.

Wood Pro Expo Florida 2026 will bring wood manufacturing professionals to West Palm Beach for a three-day event focused on industry trends, new technologies, and business growth. Featuring a full-day conference, live machinery demonstrations, and expanded networking opportunities, the event is designed to connect attendees with the tools, insights, and peers needed to stay competitive.

OSHA has cited Horizon Biofuels Inc. for willful and serious safety violations after a deadly explosion at the company’s Fremont facility in July 2025.

Chaulk, considered one of Canada’s highest producing cabinetry facilities per square foot, has acquired All About Kitchens, a well-established cabinetry and kitchen design company based Huntsville, Ontario.

A great steak, a vast wine collection, and elegant tableside service might make this restaurant memorable, but its luxurious aesthetics take the cake.

Woodgrain Inc. has won a legal challenge by Jeld-Wen that objected to its ownership of the Towanda, Pennsylvania, manufacturing facility. Jeld-Wen's appeal has been formally dropped, securing Woodgrain’s full and undisputed ownership of the operation.

According to Andersen, the introduction of this new installation service is in response to increased demand from builders and contractors for professional window and door installation.

The move comes as The Container Store recently transitioned through a period of bankruptcy restructuring and private ownership, emerging as a strategic asset that fits directly into Bed Bath & Beyond’s expansion into home services.

Häcker Kitchens, a German manufacturer of kitchen cabinets and surfaces, updated its 3,600-square-foot U.S. flagship showroom in Miami’s Design District.

U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) amended an order directing U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to expand refunds of invalid IEEPA tariffs to include not just unliquidated, but also some liquidated and previously excluded "finally liquidated" entries.On March 27, 2026, Senior Judge Richard Eaton of the U.S. Court of International Trade issued an order in Atmus Filtration Inc. v. United States, updating his March 20, 2026, order, regarding refunds of duties paid under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.