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Taunton, MA, Feb. 12--FreeStyle, a recycled interlocking floor tile that quickly and easily covers any existing or problem floor, has been introduced by SelecTech Flooring.
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Taunton, MA, Feb. 12--FreeStyle, a recycled interlocking floor tile that quickly and easily covers any existing or problem floor, has been introduced by SelecTech Flooring.
Millersville, MD, Feb. 12--The Association of Specialists in Cleaning and Restoration (ASCR) has announced that a record number of exhibitors will participate in the Association’s 2004 annual meeting.
Washington, DC, Feb. 12--The American Society of Interior Designers is pleased to announce its 2003 design award honorees.
Washington, DC, Feb. 11--Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said Wednesday the U.S. economy has made "impressive gains" since last summer and predicted that even the lagging job market should perk up in coming months.
Wichita, KS, Feb. 11—Invista has decided on its future U.S. headquarters sites, pending successful completion of the Invista sale from DuPont.
Red Lion, PA, Feb. 11--Federal authorities have fined Tate Access Floors Inc. $8,400 for two safety violations in connection with the Nov. 24 death of a mechanic.
New York, NY, Feb. 11--According to Adweek, Karastan carpets--seeking to update its image for a young, contemporary audience of women who see themselves as "decorating divas”--is slated to launch a $5 million print campaign.
Washington, DC, Feb. 10--Fannie Mae, responding to pressure from Congress, is preparing to increase its financing of manufactured housing, despite the heavy losses it has suffered in that sector during the past year.
San Diego, CA, Feb. 10--WD-40 Company and PZ Cussons plc today announced they have signed a definitive purchase agreement in which WD-40 Company will acquire the 1001 brand of carpet cleaning products.
New York, NY, Feb. 9--More and more, big-box retailers like The Home Depot and Wal-Mart are eyeing New York City and brainstorming ways to enter the market.