Lowe's

Second only to Home Depot among American home-improvement chains, Lowe's runs more than 1,700 big-box stores stocked with lumber, appliances, tools and almost everything else a house needs. The business splits between do-it-yourself shoppers tackling weekend projects and professional contractors who buy in volume, and Lowe's has spent years trying to win more of that steadier professional spending from its larger rival. Sales track the housing market closely: people renovate when home values are rising and rates are low, and pull back when they are not. That makes big-ticket categories like flooring and kitchens sensitive to the economic cycle. Headquartered in Mooresville, North Carolina, the company dates back to 1921 and has grown into one of the country's largest retailers by revenue. Its scale lets it buy cheaply and defend margins, and it has returned heavy cash to shareholders through buybacks and a long-growing dividend.

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