Wayfair co-founders Niraj Shah and Steve Conine, Ulta Beauty CEO Mary Dillon and William Foley, chairman and CEO, Libbey, will be honored for their philanthropic endeavors by the Housewares Charity Foundation (HCF) during its annual Housewares Cares Charity Gala on Monday, March 4 during the 2019 International Home + Housewares Show in Chicago.
Third quarter sales at glassware supplier Libbey were up slightly as the company pointed to new products and growth in…
Libbey Inc. is gaining in the glassware market as the company reported net sales and income growth for the second quarter ended June 30, 2018.
First quarter net sales at Libbey were up year-over-year as the company also reported a smaller net loss for the three months ended March 31 when compared with the first quarter of 2017.
Libbey reported a rise in sales in the fourth quarter, although its net loss widened.
Chosen by its consumer research group, Libbey will introduce new glassware designs at this year’s International Home + Housewares Show.
Libbey Inc., and its wholly owned subsidiaries, Libbey Glass Inc. and Libbey Europe B.V., has entered into an amendment to extend the terms of its existing asset-based loan (ABL) credit facility.
Libbey Inc. reported a sales decline in its third quarter, pointing to the impact of the hurricanes as well as a competitive and challenging market.
The fall New York Tabletop Market kicked off with new licensing and distribution partnerships.
Libbey Inc. reported soft retail sales for its second quarter as it continued to gear up strategic pricing and product initiatives for the second half of the year.
Libbey Inc. reported preliminary financial results for its first quarter ended March 31, 2017, pointing to market pressures and investments impacting a decline in sales and a net loss.
Vendors at the spring New York Tabletop Market are focusing on developing new assortments that help consumers entertain at home. Barware, including bar tools and glass mixology-based assortments, are an important part of this effort.
Libbey has appointed James Burmeister to vp/CFO. Burmeister will join the company on March 30 and will have accountability for Libbey’s worldwide finance organization and for implementing financial and operating strategies to support the company’s drive to improve its financial performance.
John Meier, formerly chairman and CEO of Libbey Inc., died on March 2 at age 69, in Sylvania, OH.
Glassware supplier Libbey Inc. is on the hunt for a new chief financial officer as the company announced that Sherry Buck, its current vp/CFO, is leaving the company effective December 31.
Following a recent union work stoppage at Libbey’s manufacturing facility, and subsequent labor agreements that were reached, the company reported sales and income declines in its third quarter.
After nearly two weeks since four labor unions have stopped work at Libbey’s Toledo, OH plant, the company has announced that it has now reached labor agreements with each of the four unions representing employees at its Toledo facilities: GMP Local 59, IAM Lodge 105, USW Local 700T and USW Local 65T.
With negotiations to settle a work-stoppage between Libbey, Inc. and two of its four unions at its Toledo, OH, factory continuing, company officials told HOMEWORLD BUSINESS® on Tuesday, October 18, that they do not anticipate supply disruptions for its retail customers.
When the fall New York Tabletop Market kicked off earlier-than usual, several companies inside Forty One Madison had new names at the top of their executive ranks.
The August 15 edition of HOMEWORLD BUSINESS® revealed the 11th Annual “Players,” people to watch in housewares during the next 12 months.