Home Depot
Coverage of Home Depot in the Nexus archive.
- Pelican Point Commerce Center lands a national tenant before construction even begins
St. John Properties plans to expand the Pelican Point Commerce Center in Gonzales with two speculative industrial buildings, one of which is already leased to Virginia-based Groundworks. Construction is set for completion by early summer 2027, with the center's strategic location along Interstate 10 between Baton Rouge and New Orleans cited as a key advantage for attracting distribution and petrochemical tenants.
- Small biz's big bet on AI comes with a catch
Small businesses are increasingly adopting AI to improve efficiency and survival, but face higher costs and risks of losing their unique personal value. A median of $21 per employee is spent on AI tools, double the cost for larger businesses. While AI helps streamline operations, concerns about rising prices and over-reliance on technology are growing.
- UNITED STATES - 3rd Party outsourcing for pickups
A user canceled a Home Depot flooring project and arranged for a third-party pickup service to retrieve heavy boxes. The pickup was scheduled for a broad time frame (7 am to 9 pm), but the service was delayed until the next day, causing significant inconvenience. The store manager offered to handle the pickup directly the following morning and waived the pickup fee.
- The West Hollywood City Council’s clown-show attack on Home Depot
The West Hollywood City Council is criticized for a 'clown-show' attack on Home Depot, described as performative politics. The article claims California city councils often overstep by intervening in federal issues.
- Home Depot Recommended Contractor
A friend contacted a Home Depot approved contractor for fridge repairs. The contractor suggested replacing the fridge, provided an unpaid quote through Home Depot, and requested cash payment, raising suspicions of fraud due to lack of verifiable business information.
- Over a dozen exposed to chemical spill at The Home Depot: Nassau FD
An accidental chemical spill at a Home Depot store in Freeport, N.Y., caused 13 people to be exposed to a chemical reaction from mixed household cleaners, including chlorine bleach and vinegar. Three individuals were hospitalized, and multiple others were sickened.
- Woke California city goes to war with Home Depot
A California city labeled 'woke' is in conflict with Home Depot, which has denied any legal ties or coordination with ICE in the state.
- Pasadena’s Rep. Chu Presses Home Depot, Lowe’s for Answers on Immigration Enforcement at Stores
Rep. Judy Chu and 25 Democratic colleagues sent a letter to Home Depot and Lowe’s CEOs requesting information about federal immigration enforcement operations at their stores. The letter references specific locations in Chu’s 28th Congressional District, including a Home Depot in Monrovia and the Pasadena Community Job Center where day laborers gather.
- How Home Depot is rebuilding retailing with AI
Home Depot is integrating AI to enhance retail operations, led by new executives including CTO Franziska Bell and CIO Angie Brown. Key AI applications include Magic Apron and Google Cloud-powered customer service, while tools like Microsoft Copilot and Anthropic’s Claude improve internal efficiency. The company aims to align AI investments with merchandising, digital ecosystem integration, and professional customer growth despite economic challenges.
- 2 Catawba County men accused of selling stolen retail goods online, making $580K
Marty Christopher McDaniel and Kenny Price are charged with conspiring to sell stolen retail goods from 2020 to 2024 through McDaniel's business, The Gold King, using online platforms like eBay and Mercari. They allegedly purchased stolen items from 'boosters' and resold them, generating over $580,000 in profits.
- Your quartz countertop is the new asbestos — for the workers who cut it
Engineered quartz countertops, popular for kitchen renovations, release crystalline silica particles that cause silicosis, a deadly lung disease, among workers who cut and polish them. Over 550 workers in California have been diagnosed, with 30 deaths reported since 2019. The article highlights the lack of disease tracking in most states and the public health emergency posed by the surge in silicosis cases.
- MMA fighter helps nab Florida university student leader in suspected child predator sting
MMA fighter Dustin Lampros, founder of 561 Predator Catchers, assisted in apprehending Christian Walden, a 21-year-old Florida man who arranged to meet a decoy posing as a 13-year-old boy for a sexual encounter. Walden was arrested after the sting operation at a Home Depot store, where he admitted to planning explicit acts with the fake minor.
- Officials say sprinklers at California medical equipment warehouse didn’t work during blaze
A fire at a Medline-owned medical equipment warehouse in Tracy, California, was exacerbated by non-functional sprinklers and hydrants, leading to the building's destruction and nearby fires. No injuries were reported, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives will investigate the blaze's cause.
- Gunfire breaks out at a child custody exchange in Covina; one person killed
A man was fatally shot during a child custody exchange at a Home Depot parking lot in Covina, according to police. The incident occurred on Tuesday.
- Fire destroys medical equipment warehouse in California and prompts evacuations at nearby facilities
A fire destroyed a Medline medical equipment warehouse in Tracy, California, spreading to a nearby FedEx facility but being contained there. Evacuations of surrounding industrial facilities occurred due to wind risks, though no homes were evacuated. Issues like a broken sprinkler system and low water pressure hindered firefighting efforts.
- Man shot and killed during child custody exchange in Covina
A man was shot and killed during a child custody exchange in Covina on June 9. The incident occurred at a Home Depot parking lot at 963 W. Badillo St. just after 6 p.m., where police were called amid an argument during the exchange.
- Wall Street dumped nearly $1 trillion in tech stocks by midday—then clawed it back and bought peanut butter and paint
The Nasdaq Composite dropped over 4% by midday before recovering to close down 1%, driven by a sell-off in tech stocks like Marvell, MSTR, and the 'Parabolic 7' chipmakers. Investors rotated into consumer staples such as Smucker, Home Depot, and Sherwin-Williams, signaling a shift away from AI-linked tech trades amid anticipation of SpaceX's IPO and upcoming inflation data.
- Greece woman sentenced for her role in retail theft ring involving hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stolen merchandise
Amanda L. Reeves was convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and sentenced to 42 months in prison. She was also ordered to pay $92,903.34 in restitution to retailers including Best Buy, Home Depot, Kohls, Lowes, Macy’s, Target, and Walmart.
- Federal immigration raids in LA started a year ago. They left a permanent mark on many
Federal immigration raids in Los Angeles, initiated by the Trump administration a year ago, resulted in over 14,000 arrests in 2025, predominantly of individuals without criminal records. The raids caused widespread community disruption, including family separations, business closures, and violent incidents, with federal agents deploying military personnel and detaining U.S. citizens. Specific cases include a food vendor resisting deportation and a high school senior detained during a raid.
- Home Depot’s Crystal Hanlon has lived her American dream by rising from cashier to senior VP of the company
Crystal Hanlon, Senior Vice President of Culture and Values at Home Depot, rose from a cashier to a senior leadership role, embodying the American dream. She highlighted that retail offers opportunities to achieve personal aspirations.
- What price victory? Ukraine on the front foot
The article discusses Ukraine's progress in its conflict, while also highlighting a podcast segment on Home Depot's role as a housing-market indicator and a cricket-bat supply-chain issue.
- Target Q1 earnings beat expectations as company tries to turn things around
Target, Home Depot, Lowe's, and TJ Maxx all reported first quarter earnings that exceeded expectations on Wednesday. Target experienced its strongest gains in years as the company works to recover and improve its financial performance.
- Home Depot was a mistake but selling it now would compound it. Why we're hanging on
Home Depot's quarterly update was modest and the outlook is status quo. The company's stock worked its way higher after a down open. The decision to hang on to Home Depot is to avoid compounding the mistake of initially investing.
- Home Depot shrugs off economic gloom as professionals keep spending... despite soaring gas prices and collapsing consumer confidence
Home Depot performs well despite economic downturn, professionals continue to spend, and gas prices soar while consumer confidence collapses. The company's success is attributed to its professional customer base. Home Depot's performance is a notable exception to current economic trends.
- Home Depot Sales Fall Short as Shoppers Defer Projects
Home Depot's sales have fallen short as shoppers defer home improvement projects. The company's sales were lower than expected, indicating a potential slowdown in the home improvement market. This decline may impact Home Depot's future growth and revenue.
- Home Depot profit falls, but tops expectations in the face of economic uncertainty
Home Depot's profit fell but exceeded expectations due to strong sales from professional customers and homeowners stocking up on spring supplies. The company performed well despite economic uncertainty. Home Depot's results beat Wall Street's expectations in the fiscal first quarter.
- Home Depot says core shopper is resilient in the face of higher gas prices, sales rise 5%
Home Depot reported a 5% rise in sales, beating Wall Street's expectations, despite some shoppers pulling back on larger projects due to higher gas prices. The company's core shopper remains resilient. Home Depot performed well on both top and bottom lines.
- Home Depot’s stock rises as the full-year outlook was kept intact, a relief for worried investors
Home Depot's stock rose due to earnings beating expectations and the company affirming its full-year outlook, providing relief to worried investors. The affirmation of the full-year outlook was a significant factor in the stock rise. This development is crucial for Home Depot's investor confidence.
- License plate cameras at Home Depot and Lowe’s spark privacy fears
License plate cameras have been installed at some Home Depot and Lowe's stores in Connecticut, sparking privacy concerns among shoppers. The cameras, known as automated license plate readers, capture vehicle information and can be used to prevent theft and solve crimes. However, privacy advocates worry about the potential misuse of the collected data.
- Home Depot and Lowe's use sneaky cameras in theft crackdown - but honest customers are the real victims
Home Depot and Lowe's are using sneaky cameras to crack down on theft, but honest customers are being affected. The cameras are being used to monitor customer activity. This has raised concerns about customer privacy.
- Cash-strapped homeowners may soon have no choice but to repair their aging houses
Home Depot and Lowe's are expected to benefit as homeowners reach a tipping point with units built during the mid-2000s housing boom. Homeowners may soon have no choice but to repair their aging houses. This could lead to increased sales for home improvement stores.
- Home Depot warning sign that has Wall Street experts convinced the mother of all stock market crashes is coming: What it means for your 401(k), home value and mortgage amid echoes of 2008
Wall Street experts are warning of a potential stock market crash, which could impact 401(k) values, home prices, and mortgage rates, drawing comparisons to the 2008 financial crisis. The Home Depot is cited as a key indicator. Investors are advised to be cautious.
- Shock as Home Depot rival closes all 15 of its stores and declares bankruptcy thanks to consumers' reluctance to spend
A Home Depot rival has closed all 15 of its stores and declared bankruptcy, primarily due to consumers' reluctance to spend. The company's financial collapse highlights challenges in the retail sector amid shifting consumer behavior.
- CHP seizes over $600,000 in stolen Home Depot tools in Southern California
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) seized over $600,000 in stolen Home Depot tools in Southern California, leading to the arrest of two suspects involved in reselling stolen merchandise. The investigation by the CHP Southern Division's Organized Retail Crime Task Force identified the suspects as buyers who later resold the tools.
- AI reality check: Here's what three companies learned building wallets, homes, and games
Executives from Citi, Home Depot, and Capcom share insights on early AI agent implementations in finance, retail, and gaming. The focus shifts from experimental tools to real-world challenges like governance and reliability when AI handles money, shoppers, and creative outputs.
- Facing AI and a tough job market, gen Z turns to entrepreneurship: ‘I have to prove myself’
Gen Z workers like Ashley Terrell face a challenging job market with AI threatening entry-level roles, prompting many to pursue entrepreneurship. Hiring in the U.S. has slowed, and younger workers report pessimism about career prospects as AI impacts industries like marketing.
- 50% Off Home Depot Promo Codes | April 2026
Home Depot is offering up to 50% off through promo codes for appliances, power tools, and other items in April 2026. The promotion highlights significant discounts on home-related products.
- Home Depot Spring Black Friday (2026): Best Tool and Grill Deals
Home Depot's Spring Black Friday (2026) sale features grill deals and buy-one-get-one-free tool promotions from Ryobi, DeWalt, and Milwaukee. The event highlights seasonal discounts on outdoor equipment and power tools.