Business Inventories Up 0.5% in February
Washington, DC, April 14—Business inventories rose 0.5% in February while business sales were off 0.4%.
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Washington, DC, April 14—Business inventories rose 0.5% in February while business sales were off 0.4%.
Addison, IL, April 14--The 2005 Midwest Builders Show & Conference, held at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL on March 16-17, 2005, is being called the most successful in the show's three year history.
Manchester, NH, April 14--CCA Global Partners and Flooring America promoted Mike Englert, Flooring America vice president of merchandising, to the new position of vice president—Soft Surface Products for all floor covering divisions of CCA Global Partners
Vancouver, BC, April 13--Forestry firms Tembec Inc. and Domtar Inc. unveiled separate agreements with environmental groups on Tuesday, including one campaigning to curb logging in Canada's boreal forests.
Dallas, TX, April 13--Inivista, the parent company of the Stainmaster brand, has hired The Richards Group as agency of record.
Farnham, Quebec, April 13--"In touch with your lifestyle" is the theme of Domco’s 24-page catalog of felt-backed products and a six-page, fold-out brochure dedicated to Influence, the company’s glass-backed line.
Greenville, SC, April 13--828 International named Tom Morris to the newly created post of Northeast Regional Manager, effective immediately.
Yeagertown, PA, April 13--Denise Fike, co-owner of Fike Brothers Carpet One of Selinsgrove and Yeagertown, was recently appointed to the advisory council of Carpet One.
Houston, April 13--Tarkett Commercial announced today that the E.J. Welch Company of Earth City, MO, is now distributing Azrock by Tarkett commercial flooring in the Chicago area.
Auckland, New Zealand, April 13--Feltex Carpets Ltd., New Zealand's largest carpet maker, had a third-quarter loss after increased competition reduced prices, limiting its ability to pass on higher synthetic raw material costs.