Articles from HFN The Weekly Newspaper for the Home Furnishing Network (November 17, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'De-luxe edition.	Dyas, Mike; Kaplan, Jeff; Nichols, Beverly J.	Letter to the editor	564
A new chapter for photo albums.	Zisko, Allison		309
At home in Lillian August: the specialty store looks to expand with its blend of items ranging from traditional to modern.	Thau, Barbara		686
Best tech 2008: innovation takes hold throughout the home in a variety of new products.			548
Boscov's buy is a family affair.			129
Comforting thoughts: product sales in the home category rise as utility costs continue to escalate.	Gill, David		1144
Crock-Pot preps new ads.	Gill, David		235
Cuisinart's ad ingredients: the company's new campaign: a bigger presence in print, TV and online.	Gill, David		366
Giving shelter.	Thau, Barbara	Cover story	215
Hernan brings Mexico to market.	Lillo, Andrea		395
Hubbardton Forge: reaches another pinnacle.			98
It's the stupid economy: in the meantime, I have a rather radical prediction about the next 35 days.	Shouldberg, Warren		542
Lenox.			90
Lladro looks ahead: the new CEO steers the company toward high-end clientele while also pushing the boundaries of design.	Zisko, Allison		479
Macy's hopes shoppers 'Believe': Macy's is asking shoppers to believe.			109
Making a blanket statement: Pendleton Woolen Mills approaches its 100th birthday with more product offerings and new collections.	Gill, David		469
Model for growth: JLA home has expanded as a home-textiles resource, thanks to a different way of doing business.	Gill, David		721
More wool in front of their eyes: consumers have new designs and colors to choose from as rug makers keep using the popular material.	Alexis, Jennifer		938
New units come into focus.	Gill, David		290
No time to rest: the mattress industry is working to avoid a potentially difficult 2009.	Gill, David		653
Prinz.			80
Survey predicts Happy Holidays on web sales.			114
The picture of health? Frame makers are undaunted by the tough economy.	Zisko, Allison		939
Vendors help retailers do more with less.	Alexis, Jennifer		614