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Atlanta, GA, February 2, 2006--As interest in floor heating continues to warm up in the U.S., progressive flooring retailers are exploring new ways to profitably offer “add on” heating products for
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Atlanta, GA, February 2, 2006--As interest in floor heating continues to warm up in the U.S., progressive flooring retailers are exploring new ways to profitably offer “add on” heating products for
Stanleytown, VA, February 1, 2006--Stanley Furniture Co., said Monday that its fourth-quarter profit increased 3 percent, beating its own forecast, though sales declined.
Clifton, NJ, February 1, 2006--Linens 'n Things Inc. shareholders voted on Monday to approve the acquisition of the retailer by Apollo Management, L.P.
Austell, GA, February 1, 2006--Propex Fabrics Inc. announced the completion of its acquisition of SI Concrete Systems Corporation and SI Geosolutions Corporation.
Houston, TX, February 1, 2006--Researched by Industrialinfo.com. Mohawk Industries Incorporated has opened a new $70 million yarn spinning plant.
Washington, DC, February 1, 2006—The Federal Reserve raised interest rates a 14th straight time, suggesting a 19-month campaign was near an end while saying higher borrowing costs may yet be needed.
New York, NY, February 1, 2006--Chain store sales fell last week, posting their second pronounced weekly decline in a month, according to a report on Tuesday.
New York, NY, February 1, 2006--The Conference Board said that its consumer confidence index rose to 106.3, the highest level since June 2002, when the reading was also 106.3.
San Francisco, CA, February 1, 2006--The World Market Center's debut has delivered a one-two punch that has all but KO'd the 90-year-old San Francisco Mart furniture show, whose organizers have now turned it into a show for gift exhibitors, accord
Kathmandu, Nepal, February 1, 2006 - Export of hand-knitted woollen carpet, the second largest foreign currency earning exportable commodity, has declined by 9 percent in terms of quantity during the first six.