MDM looks at another round of earnings reports from industrial distributors and manufacturers.
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Michael Knight will succeed longtime Endries President Steve Endries, who will remain with the company.
Stellar said the deal strengthens its presence in the Los Angeles Metro region as well as the state's Central Valley region.
Sales increased 26% to $55.8 billion through nine months, the independent distributor organization said.
While sales increased over 3Q 2021, net income decreased to $2.9 billion, or $0.28 per diluted share, Amazon said.
Sales growth was slower than in 2Q, but Grainger remains on pace to finish 2022 strong.
Jerrel Flatt recently worked for Apex Tool Group, LLC and prior with Colony Hardware, Werner Co. and Newell Rubbermaid.
MDM looks at reports from Stanley Black & Decker, Avnet, Timken, Illinois Tool Works, MSA Safety Incorporated, Caterpillar and Saint-Gobain.
In its fiscal 1Q 2023, Applied Industrial Technologies reported net sales of $1.1 billion and net income of $76.9 million.
The expansion will double the paint and coating manufacturer's existing workforce in Statesville, North Carolina.
Vin Zachariah will be responsible for process improvement across the company and developing execution strategies to drive scale and growth.
The fasteners manufacturer and distributor said the policy serves to enhance existing regional practices.
The new 105,000 square-foot facility features 55,000 more square feet over the old location, Motion said.
MDM looks at third-quarter 2022 earnings reports from Graybar, 3M, Pentair, SKF, Kimberly-Clark and Simpson Manufacturing.
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The increase in shipping rates comes amid a slew of changes for UPS in 2023.
Texas-based truck and trailer parts distributor FleetPride announced its eighth acquisition of 2022.
The company recently celebrated its first location in the Martinsville area.
The report builds off of Turtle's first ESG report published in 2021.
The deal expands Ewing’s footprint into the Richmond, Virginia, market and opens the supplier’s second location in the state.
