The social platform unveiled a series of changes that chief Adam Mosseri says will put the focus back on original content. Here’s what designers need to know.
This week in design, the San Francisco Decorator Showcase debuts, Zillow Gone Wild gets its own TV show and WeWork comes up with $450 million to exit Chapter 11.
Earlier this month, Fortress Investment Group filed a $534 million suit against Charles Cohen, whose company owns design centers across the country. Now, Cohen alleges in a new affidavit that the case ought to be thrown out.
President Biden signed into law a bill that will force the social media platform to find a new owner within one year—or face a nationwide ban. BOH talked to social media experts and influencers to see how the decision may impact the design industry.
On this episode of the Trade Tales podcast, Brian Paquette shares how he turned a slow period into an opportunity to perfect his systems, and how a focus on simplicity inspired his approach to billing.
This week in design, Rachel Antonoff designs a collection for WallPops, CoStar Group makes an acquisition, and a 112-year-old Macon, Georgia, furniture store closes its doors.
Company leaders at the beleaguered Southern California chain alerted staff of the decision earlier this week, reversing its original assurance that the closure was temporary.
The legal complaints have continued to pile up for the Southern California–based luxury kitchen, bath and appliance chain, which is now facing accusations of fraud in addition to tens of millions of dollars in lawsuits.
This week in design, Creative Accents teams up with artist Parker Heath for its latest designer collaboration, home maintenance costs are climbing, and couples embrace a ‘sleep divorce’.