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The Commercial Lighting Market Is Set to Nearly Double by 2034. Here's the Fine Print.
A new forecast pegs the commercial lighting market at $27.22 billion by 2034, up from $15.86 billion in 2025. The headline growth number is the easy part — the real...
The Commercial Lighting Market Is Set to Nearly Double by 2034. Here's the Fine Print.
The Commercial Lighting Market Is Set to Nearly Double by 2034. Here's the Fine Print.
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Lighting Design's Biggest Night: The 58th Lumen Awards Gala Lights Up Pier Sixty
Tonight, the Illuminating Engineering Society of New York City hosts the 58th Lumen Awards Gala at Pier Sixty — a tradition dating back to 1968 that recognizes the year's best...
Lighting Design's Biggest Night: The 58th Lumen Awards Gala Lights Up Pier Sixty
Lighting Design's Biggest Night: The 58th Lumen Awards Gala Lights Up Pier Sixty
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Orion Energy Systems Says the Turnaround Is Over. The Numbers Agree.
A year after Sally Washlow took over as CEO, Orion Energy Systems posted fiscal 2026 results that back up the turnaround narrative: $86.3 million in revenue, six consecutive quarters of...
Orion Energy Systems Says the Turnaround Is Over. The Numbers Agree.
Orion Energy Systems Says the Turnaround Is Over. The Numbers Agree.
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Illuminate at NeoCon 2026: Lighting Finally Gets Its Own Floor
For the first time in NeoCon's 57-year history, lighting got its own dedicated floor. Illuminate at NeoCon 2026 brought 62 brands to the seventh floor of Chicago's Merchandise Mart —...
Illuminate at NeoCon 2026: Lighting Finally Gets Its Own Floor
Illuminate at NeoCon 2026: Lighting Finally Gets Its Own Floor
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Louis Poulsen Sells for €470 Million — and Leaves Private Equity Behind
Flos B&B Italia has agreed to sell Louis Poulsen — the 152-year-old Danish lighting icon behind the PH Artichoke and PH5 — to Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, a Danish foundation-owned investment...
Louis Poulsen Sells for €470 Million — and Leaves Private Equity Behind
Louis Poulsen Sells for €470 Million — and Leaves Private Equity Behind
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