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Washington, DC, January 19--Consumer prices were off 0.1 percent in December, led by a drop in gasoline and heating oil prices, according to a Labor Department report. The core index, which excludes food and energy increased 0.2%.
Washington, DC, January 19--The nation’s home builders expect the housing market to remain strong as a growing economy helps offset the impact of slowly rising mortgage interest rates, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Hou
Phoenix, OR, January 19--Bug in a Rug blended well for many years inside New West Imports in Medford. The area-rug dealer eventually outgrew its habitat, however, and needed a place of its own, according to the Medford, Oregon, Mail Tribune.
Washington, DC, January 19--Solutia Inc. said Tuesday in a regulatory filing that its board approved funding for the company's 2004 incentive program.
Calabasas, CA, January 19—-Homebuilder Ryland Group posted 26 percent growth in fourth-quarter profit and increased its 2005 outlook.
St. Louis, MO, January 19--May Department Stores Co. stock surged Tuesday amid renewed optimism for the company in the wake of chief executive Gene S. Kahn's abrupt resignation Friday.
Grand Junction, CO, January 18-- JNK Products, LLC, a leading E-tailer of garage flooring products, as well as garage storage, and automotive products has signed an additional marketing agreement with FPWorld.
New York, NY, January 18--Activity in the New York state manufacturing sector fell in early January, but conditions remain favorable, a survey said on Tuesday.
Knoxville, TN, January 18--Polyurethane Foam Association (PFA) manufacturing members report an almost total phase out of the use of pentabrominateddiphenylether-based (pentaBDE) flame retardant additives in the manufacturing of foam grades for use in home
New York, NY, January 18--The National Retail Federation (NRF) released its 2005 forecast today, predicting that general merchandise store sales will in increase 3.5 percent from last year.