Signify keeps it corporate machinery humming. Plus, a reverse takeover brings niche lighting company to the stock exchange.

At Signify, everything is being managed, but not much is improving

Deal brings residential integrator event into enterprise AV’s powerful trade show ecosystem

National account focus brings stickier demand than traditional C&I project cycles

Total vendor lawsuits now exceed $2 million in alleged unpaid balances

Discover new career opportunities across executive leadership, specification, sales, and service roles 

Firm backlogs reach 6.6 months, highest level since December 2023

Trading volume surges as A.I. project framing fueled rapid gains

$500+ million projects get rolling in New Jersey, California and Alaska

Polished presentation of Fuego Compact by WAC Architectural earns accolades, championship belt

$239 million deal collapses after national security concerns halt cross-border ownership structure

Roles are reassigned while core teams and priorities remain in place

We asked exhibitors, "If you could choose Just One Product to tell the world about, which one would it be?"

Focal Point, Kenall, Wattstopper and OCL unveil new lighting and control innovations

We asked exhibitors, "If you could choose Just One Product to tell the world about, which one would it be?"

We asked Acuity people, "If you could choose Just One Product to tell the world about, which one would it be?"

More than 8,100 attendees drive energy across packed exhibitor aisles

A smarter approach to navigating crowds, timing, and key show moments

Deal boosts domestic production and expands reach in area and roadway lighting

LEDucation co-chairs discuss attendance growth, logistical strategy, and what’s next for North America’s largest lighting event

Commercial planning jumps 7% on data centers, while institutional momentum falls 8.8% amid macro headwinds

Changes across Denver, Kentucky, New Mexico, and El Paso signal strategic realignment

Policy change quietly increases duties on finished luminaires and assemblies

Ted Pearlman, New York lighting entrepreneur, executes another strategic exit

Earnings rise on margins and Intelligent Spaces growth despite soft core lighting demand

Operations pause, payments constrained, commitments dissolve as uncertainty deepens

Bankruptcy liquidation bundles patents, parts, and unfinished product lines

Pre-LED contract terms narrow Kenall's financial recovery despite infringement finding

Future trade show dynamics continue to evolve. Plus, here's how Signify is targeting the fastest growing building sector.

Unplugged: Mass solar deployment signals structural change in municipal lighting strategy

Career moves of 77 lighting people, some of whom you may know

It's been a busy time for Manufacturers and Lighting Agents forming new partnerships.

$3 million settlement removes uncertainty tied to EV charging acquisition and obligations

Proposal aims to redefine compliance norms for public and private outdoor lighting

Large $1.5+ billion projects get rolling in Florida, North Dakota and Texas

Leadership once again warns about its ability to continue as a going concern

Move enhances access to specifiers, agents and repeatable commercial projects

Only 24 days until lighting’s largest North American gathering begins. Plus, Chapter 7 filing signals end for Texas lighting manufacturer.

Workers allege five-month furloughs were disguised layoffs breaching federal notice laws

Federal efficiency office disappears, leaving lighting programs scattered inside new energy bureaucracy

We pressed Cree Lighting with direct questions as its messaging drifted from what was unfolding

Responsibilities shift to Larkin and Moreman in shared leadership model

Northeast region and commercial/industrial sector still lagging more than others

Keith Eagle and Ken Bruns of WAC Group discuss the launch of WAC Architectural, global strategy and product focus

Craig DiLouie unpacks receptacle control requirements driving commercial building energy performance improvements

Cree Lighting’s layoff notice sparks next-order effects. Plus, LED controversy develops as March’s biggest sporting event approaches.

After many months of signals, 172 job cuts arrive. Leadership messaging remains optimistic.

The market isn’t collapsing, but it’s cooling, and the public companies have already adjusted.

As Tempelman shares insights on Signify’s global strategy, the U.S. market and his long-term vision for the company

Three vendors now claim more than $1.7 million in unpaid balances