Marvin Ellison has made history as a Fortune 500 executive. Ellison transitioned to JCPenny as its CEO and now holds that title at Lowe’s where he has been since May 2018, a news release mentions. He ...

Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison has said corporate jobs are more at risk from AI than front-line work. The home improvement exec said there was unmet demand for skilled trades and customer-facing jobs. "AI ...

Marvin Ellison, the CEO of Lowe’s, has a reminder for Gen Z: Human-facing jobs are not on the AI chopping block. Despite fears of an AI-induced entry-level job bloodbath, Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison ...

Speaking at a Business Roundtable event in Washington, D.C., Marvin Ellison suggests the next generation of works pursue careers that will always need humans. But while companies may be turning to ...

Some professionals got their start working in retail—but not nearly as many of those same workers made it all the way to the top of a Fortune 500 company. But Marvin Ellison did. Ellison got his start ...

Going from making $4 an hour to becoming head of a Fortune 500 company sounds like the stuff of dreams, but it’s not, because that’s exactly what happened to Lowe’s CEO and Root 100 honoree Marvin ...

Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison said AI is already reshaping how the home improvement retailer operates. Ellison says he views tech less as a means to replace jobs and more as a way to increase revenue.

The proud CEO hasn't been silent about his blooming success, highlighting all the ways the company has grown under his leadership like putting employees on the track for growth. Recently celebrating ...

There are some days in the throes of this AI revolution that I struggle to keep an entirely straight face. It’s difficult when confronted the po-faced declaration of “the next step in all-in-one ...

On November 20, Telsey Advisory trimmed its price target on Lowe’s Companies, Inc. (NYSE:LOW) to $28​5 f‌rom $305 b⁠ut​ ...

Home improvement may get the holiday lift the housing market sorely lacks. Lowe’s is betting next year will bring a renovation boom as rate-fatigued homeowners stay put and spend instead of trading up ...