(Reuters) - As Home Depot and Lowe’s get set to report earnings this week, April sales data from independent firms have investors gauging the likelihood of recession against the uncertainty of tariff ...

Home Depot’s first investor day in more than two years carried a sobering message for investors: The much-awaited recovery in spending on home improvement is still far off. The company reaffirmed its ...

Home Depot stuck by its full-year guidance, even though it missed Wall Street's first-quarter earnings estimates. CFO Richard McPhail said the home improvement retailer has diversified where it ...

Lowe's reported higher third-quarter sales thanks to continuing growth in its business supplying professional builders and expressed optimism that the enduring home improvement downturn might be ...

April sales data show decline in home improvement spending Tariff uncertainty impacts consumer spending on big items Experts cautious on recession forecast despite sales slump With homeowners tending ...