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New York, January 28--More than one-quarter (26%) of small business owners identified tax relief as the most pressing issue the new Congress and the President should address, according to the Small Business Monitor by OPEN from American Express.
Las Vegas, NV, January 25--Anso Caress nylon from Honeywell will be featured in 19 designer-styled products available in the first quarter of 2005 for the phase II launch of Shaw’s “Couture” collection.
Macomb County, MI, January 24--A Clinton Township flooring retailer has doubled its operations.
Winston-Salem, NC, January 25--Tile is a great material for flooring and shower walls, but many homeowners are less enthusiastic about grout, the stuff that holds tiles in place, the Winston-Salem, Journal reports.
Chattanooga, TN, January 21 – Tricycle, Inc. chief branding officer Michael Hendrix announced the launch of the company’s updated web site.
Atlanta, GA, January 25--Shaw Living announced the introduction of the Versant Collection, a new collection of Stainmaster area rugs constructed of 100 percent Invista nylon fiber.
Ann Arbor, MI, January 21--The University of Michigan's preliminary consumer sentiment index for the early January decreased to 95.8 from 97.1 in December.
New York, NY, January 21--After receiving more time to file its reorganization plan, Solutia Inc. has garnered approval for a number of settlements to further ease its exit from bankruptcy, according to the Deal.com.
Ghent, NY, January 21--Timed for the busiest season for interior redecorating, more than 800 Lowe's Home Centers are featuring the Winter 2005 international edition of Fabulous Floors magazine in special promotional displays at the checkout area.
New York, January 21—The Index of Leading Economic Indicators, rose 0.2% in December, to 115.4, after a revised 0.3% increase in November, according to the Conference Board. It was the second straight monthly increase for the gauge after five consecutive