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Stanley Black & Decker

Stanley Black & Decker

Stanley Black & Decker Inc is a manufacturer of hand and power tools. The company operates in two reportable segments namely Tools and Outdoor and Industrial. It generates maximum revenue from the Tools and Outdoor segment. The Tools and Outdoor segment is comprised of the Power Tools Group (PTG), Hand Tools, Accessories and Storage (HTAS), and Outdoor Power Equipment (Outdoor) businesses. Geographically, the company generates revenue from the United States, Canada, Other Americas, Europe, and Asia. It derives a majority of its revenue from the United States.www.stanleyblackanddecker.com

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Nov 3, 2026

Herb WeisbaumGUEST
41:51
And he finds out that in many cases, it's not like a deliberate, like they say, OK, we're going to make this product worse because everybody believes in this product.
Herb WeisbaumGUEST
42:00
But he looks at products like Black & Decker and Brooks Brothers and Doc Martens and GE and Sealy and Whole Foods and says, you know, it was like a little bit here, a little bit there, cut, cut, cut, squeeze, squeeze, squeeze.
Herb WeisbaumGUEST
42:10
The equity firm wanted more money, more money.
Herb WeisbaumGUEST
42:12
Before you know it, the brand name is there, but the quality and what we knew and loved and why we bought the product is gone.
Herb WeisbaumGUEST
46:16
I went to a couple of sources.
Herb WeisbaumGUEST
46:17
I think I went to Wirecutter.com. in the New York Times and a couple others and I found a great fan that was $30 more and it's so quiet and it's so streamlined and so well designed and sometimes you have to just pay a little bit more to get something good but before I buy something I check with reputable sources and I check with Consumer Reports not only for the review but for the reliability because so many brands have changed and you have a favorite name that you know of and it's not a reliable brand anymore and you can see that really quickly in the Consumer Reports reliability ratings that You know, May tags aren't what they used to be.
Herb WeisbaumGUEST
46:51
And some of the other brands like, you know, Black & Decker Tools.
Herb WeisbaumGUEST
46:54
My brother who used to work at QVC said, you know, they're not what they used to be and that kind of thing.
Tammy SoaresHOST
0:56
Joining me today is Scott Strickland, the Chief Commercial Officer at Wyndham Hotels and Resorts.
Tammy SoaresHOST
1:01
He's got decades of experience leading transformation at companies like PwC, M&M Mars, Black & Decker, and Nissan.
Tammy SoaresHOST
1:11
And after joining Wyndham as the CIO in 2017, He became chief commercial officer in 2024 and took on all of it, y'all, marketing, loyalty, global sales, and PR on top of everything he already owned.
Tammy SoaresHOST
1:24
He's been modernizing and implementing Wyndham's technology and distribution strategy across thousands of hotels globally.
Mark Mortimer-DaviesGUEST
4:00
And we'll take those out and give kids, you know, the children prizes for good face painting, cake decorating.
Mark Mortimer-DaviesGUEST
4:07
And Black & Decker are working with us this year on building a wooden pumpkin, which is a new one for us.
Mark Mortimer-DaviesGUEST
4:14
So, and I think you'll see, you know, you'll see different events going across the region with many companies tomorrow.
Mark Mortimer-DaviesGUEST
4:21
And as you said, after the year we've had, you know, a little bit of fun is to be enjoyed.
Eric DickisonHOST
14:14
But Smith & Wesson lost, that's 129.
Eric DickisonHOST
14:16
Oh, and then Stanley Black & Decker, because if you believe it was about a tape measure, you're an idiot.
Eric DickisonHOST
14:22
But that's a loss of 300 jobs.
Eric DickisonHOST
14:26
How many jobs did I just mention there, folks? Okay, that's like 350, 300.
Mike FerranteHOST
14:47
You know, I've got upstairs, I've got a Vitamix blender.
Mike FerranteHOST
14:49
I could have went out and bought a Black & Decker blender for a tenth of the price.
Mike FerranteHOST
14:54
And I'd probably have already be on my fourth or fifth one by now.
Mike FerranteHOST
14:57
So, again, it's price versus value.
Donna LynnHOST
29:36
It's pretty durable, and it's quite strong, so I'm definitely.
VinceHOST
29:41
So if you're looking for something that is, you know, Black & Decker quality.
Donna LynnHOST
29:47
Pseudo-Hitachi-ish.
Donna LynnHOST
29:48
Maybe Milwaukee.
Matt SalisHOST
8:30
But surely the greatest indication of our teenage brilliance was the many Friday nights we spent shining cars.
Matt SalisHOST
8:37
Fresh off the success of the Dustbuster portable vacuum, the fine folks at Black & Decker released the rechargeable Spotlighter.
Matt SalisHOST
8:45
Compared to the standard flashlight of the era, with a couple of double-D batteries in the handle, the spotlighter had the brightness of Michael Jackson's sequin-encrusted glove.
Matt SalisHOST
8:55
We would lay down in the drainage ditches next to the roads, then pop up and shine the spotlighter in the windshields of oncoming traffic.
Bob RogersGUEST
35:56
Start with the product of the product.
Bob RogersGUEST
35:59
Black and Decker used to tell their salespeople, don't sell the drills, sell holes.
Bob RogersGUEST
36:07
because that's what the buyer really wants is good holds.
Bob RogersGUEST
36:10
Actually, you could go in and say the product of that product is pictures of my grandkids on my wall nicely hung.
John D. RomeroGUEST
22:50
You know those Stanley mugs, the water mugs that were popular? People brag about those.
John D. RomeroGUEST
22:57
Are Stanley mugs publicly traded? You'll see there's part of Black & Decker's Stanley Corporation.
John D. RomeroGUEST
23:03
Buy the stock.
John D. RomeroGUEST
23:04
When those mugs started going off, I bought a bunch of money in stock.
Matt BrackenGUEST
41:38
Have you been to Harbor Freight lately? That's all China, right? That's all China.
Matt BrackenGUEST
41:43
Thirty years ago, you bought a tool, it was, you know, it was Black & Decker or, you know, old Milwaukee tools.
Matt BrackenGUEST
41:52
Now it's Harbor Freight.
Matt BrackenGUEST
41:53
Great stuff, cheap, came on a container.

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