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Why Home Depot Is Spending an Extra $5.4 Billion on Stores and E-Commerce in Next Three Years
Fortune As customers' home values were underwater, they pulled back on home improvements, sending Home Depot's sales plunging. But rather than panic, the retailer invested in its e-commerce, improving stores (without opening new ones) and worker training. The ... Zacks' 7 Best Strong Buys for 2018 Home Depot, Inc. (the) - HD - Stock Price Today - Zacks doc4.xml - SEC.gov |
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