• CPSC commissioner, staff visit NSF International

  Retail Editor 1, September 2, 2010
  NSF International, an independent, not-for-profit organization committed to protecting and improving public health, recently hosted a meeting with CPSC Commissioner Robert Adler.  More

• Kids Today launches first annual Online Technologies Conference

  Retail Editor 2, September 1, 2010
  Online technologies including Web sites, Internet marketing and software-as-service are changing the way the home furnishings and gift industries operate. To help retailers and manufacturers better leverage these technologies, The Furniture/Today Group of Sandow Media (including Kids Today) announces it is hosting a one-day conference focused exclusively on "Boosting Sales Through Online Technologies."  More

• Up Close - Proudly made in the USA

  Gerri Hunt, September 1, 2010
  In the current unstable economy, "Made in the USA" is almost becoming a term of endearment. Consumers are more frequently seeking out American-made products, knowing those companies fully support the domestic workforce.  More

• Exclusive Research: Top 15 Kids Home Furnishings Retailers

  Jenny Heinzen York, August 30, 2010
  The nation's 15 largest kids retailers recorded $9.83 billion in sales last year, representing a drop of 3.2% from the 2008 total of $10.16 billion.  More

• Settlement payments an issue in antidumping case

  Thomas Russell, August 30, 2010
  Legal counsel representing Chinese and U.S. furniture producers have begun a war of words on what may become the latest contentious issue in the ongoing sunset review of the wood bedroom furniture antidumping case.  More

• After 43 years, furniture retailer Jim Kittle's retiring

  Clint Engel, August 30, 2010
  Jim Kittle has some catching up to do. His brother, John, at 65, is a year younger but has already been retired a dozen years. Now it's Jim's turn.  More

• Maple Landmark signs deal for overseas distribution

  Kids Today Staff, August 30, 2010
  MIDDLEBURY, Vt. - Maple Landmark Woodcraft, maker of high quality, American-made wooden toys, gifts and games, has reached an agreement with Plush Toys of New Zealand for the distribution of Maple Landmark's newest product line, Schoolhouse Naturals, to New Zealand and Australian specialty toy and gift stores.  More

• Oeuf expands international market

  Kids Today Staff, August 30, 2010
  NEW YORK - Modern design company, Oeuf has expanded its international presence with a new strategy that has added global customers from the shores of England all the way to the Great Wall of China.  More

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