After butting heads with Home Depot for nearly two years, Tyrese Gibson has finally called it quits with the lawsuit.

Katelyn Ansari and Tryce Easter join TODAY to talk about how they made a love connection at Home Depot after Katelyn saw a TikTok trend where single women ditch the dating apps and instead wander the ...

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A TikTok trend features women wandering the aisles of the home improvement store with variations on the caption, “When dating apps aren’t working out so it’s time to look confused in a Home Depot.” ...

Home Depot (HD) closed the latest trading day at $412.43, indicating a +1.3% change from the previous session's end. The stock exceeded the S&P 500, which registered a gain of 1.04% for the day.

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Viewers loved Flo, and a commercial icon was born. You may know Dean Winters from his roles on "Oz," "30 Rock," or "John Wick." But you're most likely to know him from the 150 TV ads he's made for ...

In this article, we are going to take a look at where The Home Depot, Inc. (NYSE:HD) stands against the other dividend stocks ...

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Then Home Depot only refunds the $50 for failure to pick up the old machine. They claim the installation was “free” so you need to pay someone else to install with no refund. Complete consumer ...

My argument is: If brands are willing to spend an NFL player’s salary on a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it commercial, then why not fork over $40 million more and produce some high quality TV?