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Austin Rothbard Appointed President, Baker
Wednesday October 31, 2012
Rothbard is headquartered at the Baker Knapp & Tubbs Executive Offices in Chicago.
Residential Furniture Industry Fragile but Improving
Sunday October 21, 2012
Most importantly for furniture sales, more Americans are buying and moving into homes that they'll look to furnish, pushing up sales and prices after a six-year slide.
Kindel Furniture Plant Burns Down
by MMQB STAFF Tuesday May 10, 2011
In many ways, today's fire marked the end of Grand Rapids' residential furniture industry.
Standard & Poor's Says Outlook for Residential Furniture is Neutral
Monday March 7, 2011
Consumer finance tightening and unemployment levels may lead to further delays before S&P sees a full recovery in home furnishings spending.
Residential Furniture Orders Fall 5% in October
Sunday January 2, 2011
For the year to date, shipments were up 8% through October.
Residential Furniture Orders decline in September
Friday December 3, 2010
Factory shipments were still up 6% from a year ago in September, though they tend to lag orders by a few months.
Residential Furniture Shipments Inch Higher
Monday November 1, 2010
Orders in August were still down from two years ago.
Residential factory orders up 3% in July
Monday October 4, 2010
"We are not expecting August results to improve that much and September conversations have been mixed."
Residential Furniture Orders Recovering
Friday September 3, 2010
The backlog in June was 35% higher than last year.
Residential Furniture Orders Show 9% Increase
Wednesday June 2, 2010
March shipments were 12% ahead of February and 5% ahead of March 2009.
Residential Furniture factory orders rise 4% in January
Monday April 5, 2010
Factory shipments were up 6% from January 2009, following a 3% year-over-year gain in December.
Residential Furniture factory orders rose 10% in November
Monday February 8, 2010
There's a bit of good news out of the residential furniture industry.
Flat U.S. residential furniture orders reported
Wednesday December 30, 2009
Lack of a year-over-year decline is first time in two years.
Residential Furniture Shipments down 12% in August
Monday November 9, 2009
For the year to date, orders are down 19% from the 2008 pace.
Residential Furniture Shipment Sink
Monday July 6, 2009
The office furniture industry has plenty of company when it comes to falling sales.
Residential Furniture Orders Hammered in December
Monday March 9, 2009
Total new orders for the year came in 14% lower than 2007.
U.S. Residential Furniture Orders drop 12% in September
Wednesday December 3, 2008
Residential furniture orders registered their fourth straight double-digit decline.
U.S. Residential Furniture Factory orders drop 17% in July
Monday October 6, 2008
If you think office furniture sales are sinking, consider the plight of the residential market.
Residential Furniture Orders Sink
Monday September 8, 2008
June was another disappointing month for domestic makers of residential furniture.
Residential Furniture Orders Fall
Thursday August 7, 2008
Residential furniture orders were down 6% in May from the same month a year earlier.
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Dauphin Announces Retirement of Gary Chin and Appointment of New President Matthew Negron / Knoll: Remembering Cini Boeri / Inscape Announces First Quarter Financial Results / Changes to Office Designs without the 9 to 5 / Charter Furniture: Plans for Expansion in 2020 / COVER: Tayco Reimagines Casegoods with Halifax Launch / Industry Briefing | Odds & Ends / Sculptural Spaces Launches to Bring New Design-Focused Solutions to Southern California Marketplace / Juan Fernandez Joins SmithGroup as Principal, Dallas Workplace Studio Leader / Kay Chesterfield Inc Hires Kelly Toole: Re-Upholstery Grows as Sustainability Tool / Ware Malcomb Announces Promotion of Mark Bartolone to Director, Advanced Manufacturing / Workplace Experts Dyer Brown Unveil New Resources for Reopening Offices Safely / Marketplace & Help Wanted / Arcadia's Betwixt Collection Invites Us To Look Between The Lines / How Remote Work Creates New Challenges for Businesses |
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