U.S. home improvement retailer Lowe's Companies received approval for the purchase of the Canadian home improvement company Rona.

A new study from HomeAdvisor says the U.S. home improvement industry will be severely impacted by unprecedented skilled labor shortage.

As the year kicks into high gear, after a busy spring and a strong start to the summer construction months, remodeling studies, surveying both professionals and homeowners, suggest optimism and continued growth for the industry for the remainder of 2015.The National Association of Remodelers (NARI) released its first quarter report which indicated NARI members were in a better position over the same period the year prior, and those members also felt very optimistic about business conditions.

Remodeling spending is expected to reach record levels this year with Baby Boomers and Millennials driving the bulk of the spending, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University (JCHS).

Home improvement giant Lowe’s will hire approximately 30,000 seasonal springtime employees this year.

Lowe's announced it plans to hire approximately 30,000 seasonal employees at its stores in the United States during spring – the busiest time of year in the home improvement industry.

Houzz launched a new program offering remodeling and home improvement professionals access to a network of more than 500 professional photographers.

Angie’s List (NASDAQ: ANGI) today announced that the company has surpassed three million paid members, ending 2014 with 3,041,651 members subscribed to the national local services marketplace and consumer review site.

Angie's List, a consumer rating service for remodeling and home improvement services, announced that it has exceeded 3 million paid subscribers.

The catalog features trends and floors of the fall home improvement season, including 60 new flooring choices.