The home improvement retailer has been expanding AI access to employees and tweaking tools with stakeholder input in mind.

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While Home Depot boasts a larger market share, higher revenues and a more established Pro customer base, Lowe’s is closing the gap with growth initiatives and cost efficiencies.

Despite possessing moats and attractive fundamental indicators, Lowe's faces challenges with projected timid growth, reasonable valuation, and increasing macroeconomic risks.

Simeon Gutman has given his Buy rating due to a combination of factors that highlight Lowe’s solid strategic direction and financial outlook. One key element is Lowe’s strategy to enhance its ...

Lowe’s Q4 results and guidance for 2025 aren’t robust but include a return to comp store growth, the first time in six quarters, and better-than-expected revenue.

Christopher Horvers has given his Buy rating due to a combination of factors that highlight Lowe’s strategic position and growth potential. He points out that Lowe’s has completed its ...

Lowe’s Total Home Strategy offers several avenues for potential growth and market share gains. The focus on enhancing digital capabilities could improve the company’s e-commerce performance, capturing ...

Lowe's stock gained, after the home-improvement retailer posted better-than-expected profit and said same-store sales rose for the first time in nearly two years.

Commanding a market cap of $381.7 billion, Home Depot is much bigger compared with Lowe’s, which has a market cap of $139.2 billion.

While Lowe’s has outlined ambitious plans for market share growth, particularly through its Total Home Strategy and focus on the Pro segment, achieving these gains is not without risks.