A dovetail drawer manufacturer has been hit by a ransonware attack by the well-known hacker group, Akira Ransomware Group.

Cameron Ashley Building Products has opened its newest distribution center in Milwaukee. This is the third Cameron Ashley distribution center in the state.

The EGGER Group is explicitly committed to the Net Zero target by 2050. The way to this goal involves comprehensive measures and far-reaching investments to drastically reduce climate-impacting greenhouse gas emissions along the entire value chain.

Law360.com reports that La-Z-Boy is being sued for allegedly falsely labeling product prices on its Los Angeles-based subsidiary Joybird's website as discounts from the e-commerce retailer and upholstered furniture maker's original listed price points.

The Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI) – a forward-looking indicator of home sales based on contract signings – decreased to 72.3 in April. Year over year, pending transactions were down 7.4%. An index of 100 is equal to the level of contract activity in 2001.

The Sustainable Furnishings Council and the National Wildlife Federation have begun their assessment of over 100 North American furniture retailers on their wood sourcing policies. The scorecard will be released in November, which gauges the year-over-year progress of furniture retailers and their sustainability practices.

Akhurst Machinery Group, a distinguished leader in the North American machinery industry, is excited to announce a significant milestone in their longstanding strategic partnership with Marinus Machinebouw, as they are selected as the exclusive distributor of Marinus for North America.

NewCNC will conduct demonstrations of a complete nesting cell for production of cabinet parts, doors, and CNC carvings at Wood Pro Expo Lancaster, Oct. 24-25.

Representatives of AFS Dust Collection Systems will come prepared to discuss the company's full-service capabilities at Wood Pro Expo Lancaster, Oct. 24-25 at Spooky Nook Sports.

The Editors of GQ 64 have named "64 undeniable design upgrades, from sleeker glassware to wavier armchairs," as winners of its 2024 Home Awards competition.According to GQ, there has been a "wave of new DTC brands democratizing the art of good design, and a glut of smaller makers that are injecting fun and play into traditional types of furniture and décor."Winners were selected from the following categories: