The real lighting expense may be operational oversight. Plus, residents install streetlights rather than await city action.

A government refund boosts earnings while North American lighting demand shows cracks

Sonepar, Rexel and Wesco are moving beyond experiments toward operational transformation

Lighting still delivers the profits, but Intelligent Spaces increasingly commands the investment and ambition

A massive equipment sale exposes the infrastructure left after manufacturing operations departed

AIA reports falling billings, weakening contracts and growing caution among clients

Older participants distinguished colors better under light with lower rendering scores

Boston Light Source acquires Lighting Affiliates, uniting three states under one agency

Designers and manufacturers spent three days learning, catching up and building lasting

Hospital lighting gets a dose of sunset science. Plus, fountain lighting claims a new Guinness world record.

A dispute over LED color technologies ends with a new financial fight

Third-quarter results arrive October 23 with margins, countries and OEM under close scrutiny

A debate in my dentist's office over Oral-B and Philips Sonicare made me wonder how lighting sounds from the other side of the chair

With one judgment in and more claims pending, can unpaid suppliers follow the money to the new LLCs now licensing its products?

Berlin researchers achieve 1.5 Gbps transmission using invisible ultraviolet light

Future confidence slips despite continued strength in current business conditions

Seventeen months after buying Valley Lighting, Caymus expands into the New York market.

The LED veteran joins Gallant Capital in new financing for Lumileds

Four NYC lighting events land within 15 days. Plus, contaminants beneath LED chips inspire a major recall.

Nighttime outdoor violence fell 46% early but lost significance within two years

Large $300+ million projects get rolling in Pennsylvania, Texas and the Carolinas

A reshuffled event calendar gives lighting people plenty to navigate

How well do you know the metrics that measure color in lighting?

From LEDs to neurons, blue light keeps adding to its scientific résumé

Trustee lists fraud, embezzlement claims against former Midstream execs

A controlled study finds warmer dimming is not universally preferred

NYC designers crowd ELA + Synergy. Plus, investigators probe streetlight pricing and missing fixtures.

Even with DOE backing, the bill faces an uphill climb…and would factories actually make the bulbs again?

Steady Lighting cash generation increasingly supports Acuity’s M&A ambitions elsewhere

Certolux and Visioneering pair brand autonomy with manufacturing scale and corporate backing

Career moves of 106 lighting people, some of whom you may know

Distributors invest in branches, AI and specialty capabilities as data center demand accelerates

ServiceNow Vice Chairman Nick Tzitzon takes the company’s tenth board seat

Large $1+ billion projects get rolling in New York, Louisiana and Arkansas

Can Acuity repeat June’s 18% surge? Plus, the flush-mounted dome light has seemingly lost its naming rights.

Signify’s Genlyte Solutions territory consolidates across C&O’s Great Plains footprint

A phosphor maker argues familiar color metrics can miss what people actually see

Mounting cost pressures are pushing manufacturers toward price increases before year-end

The remaining fight comes down to how big a check Focal Point may have to write

A rare bright spot for C&I as the Midwest holds firm and the Northeast slumps

Foundation-backed buyer completes acquisition after eight years under Flos control

The science raises real questions, but the public narrative may have outrun the data

Tennessee revises lighting policy after tribute. Plus, Disney’s troubled in-ground lighting system ends under concrete.

9½ insights that unpack what this deal really means for Phoenix Lighting and Cree Lighting

Strong programming and qualified attendees leave room for broader growth ahead

More than $6 million in new fee demands follows the August verdict

Survey respondents cite stronger activity despite inflation and policy uncertainty

Company keeps trumpeting customer victories as project timing complicates the financial picture

What IALD's 2017 guidelines for spec integrity got right, and where the ground has shifted

Chicago’s lighting crowd keeps the House rocking. Plus, Ontario pressures specifiers to buy closer to home.