Business of Home

Business of Home is the leading business media brand for the home industry, delivering essential news, analysis and insights for interior designers and home furnishings professionals. Since launching in 2009, it has served as a trusted daily resource, with offerings that include a robust digital newsroom, newsletters, podcasts, a quarterly magazine, the industry鈥檚 largest job board, business workshops, and a membership community for the entrepreneurs, executives and creatives shaping the sector.

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Recent News

OK! Magazine  
Lance Bass is already thinking about the holiday season, which is why partnering with digital savings destination RetailMeNot to celebrate the launch of the new RetailMeNot Rewards app was a no-brainer. New RetailMeNot data shows that 63 percent of consumers have already started their holiday shopping. Fans can now shop Bass鈥� 鈥淔avorite Buys,鈥� a curated, shoppable edit of his must-haves available on RetailMeNot鈥檚 app and website, with deals and savings opportunities to help shoppers score his picks for less 鈥� giving fans a peek inside his personal shopping list, from fitness and tech essentials to dad-duty must-haves.
Morningstar  
"App Week is designed around how people actually shop today. They want to know what's worth buying, where they can find value and whether a deal is really a deal," said Stephanie Carls, Retail Insights Expert at RetailMeNot. "And right now, shoppers have a lot to think about. Halloween and holiday shopping are already underway for many consumers, so this is a great window to get ahead of seasonal purchases, whether that's an advent calendar, a Christmas tree, a giant skeleton or matching family pajamas. App Week gives shoppers another reason to check in, see what's trending and save while they're at it."
USA Today  
"For some states, the top baby names are culturally significant, examples being Kehlani in Hawaii and Santiago in New Mexico," BabyCenter baby name adviser Steph Coffield told USA TODAY. "For others, it鈥檚 more of a regional trend." Coffield said, "Southern states are known for honoring family members and tend to choose more traditional names, while the West Coast is known for being adventurous and leaning toward more uncommon options."
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