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IWBI’s WELL for Residential Program Finally Has Its Global Launch

The much applauded commercial standard for health and wellness in the building industry has now been adapted to provide its own set of framework in developing residential housing.

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Protecting Clients’ Home Artwork with Museum-Level Sensors

New Magnetic Asset Protection (MAP) sensor from Art Guard allows integrators to add a layer of security detection to clients' valued items. Sensor integrates with multiple security control panels.

Aug 03, 2016

DSC Launches Reduced Pricing Program for Smart Home Builders, Developers & Installers

New program offers reduced pricing, by as much as 50%, on DSC/Tyco products to homebuilders and developers looking to demo home security and automation systems to clients.

May 25, 2016

United Technologies, Honeywell, Other M&A News in Security and Home Automation

Honeywell talks merger with United Technologies, then reportedly shops its Building Solutions unit. Tyco, Nortek and ADT, all giants in security and home automation, have also been active in M&A discussions and deals.

Feb 26, 2016

ADT Expected to Be Acquired by Apollo Global Management

Investment group that bought Protection 1 and ASG Security last year is expected to close a multibillion-dollar deal for industry leader ADT.

Feb 16, 2016

Hillary Clinton Blasts Tyco/JCI Inversion Merger as ‘Perversion’

Saying the merger 'should be stopped,' Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton attacks the proposed merger between giants Johnson Controls Inc. and Tyco Int'l due to the tax-avoidance consequences.

Feb 05, 2016

Johnson Controls to Merge With Tyco in $20B Inversion Deal

Security and building control industrial leaders Johnson Controls and Tyco International combine $32 billion in revenue in a controversial tax-avoiding inversion deal.

Jan 25, 2016