The Mohawk Group Intros Instant Inventory Access
Atlanta, GA, Mar. 8--Instant gratification is being met by The Mohawk Group with creation of Ready2Roll, the industry’s first instant access inventory system.
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Kronotex Intros New Products
Alpharetta, GA, Mar. 8--Laminate flooring manufacturer Kronotex plans to introduce two new flooring products and an expanded collection.
Dalton CFI Chapter Meeting Sets Record
Dalton, GA, Mar. 8--The Dalton chapter of the Certified Floorcovering Installers Association, (CFI), set the record last week with of the association’s biggest chapter meeting ever.
Mohawk Debuts Dealer Website
Dalton, GA, Mar. 8--Mohawk has a new website created to keep its dealers informed of key marketing programs and promotion opportunities.
Mohawk Elects New Director
Calhoun, GA, Mar. 5--Mohawk Industries, Inc. announced today that Ms. Phyllis O. Bonanno was elected to the Board of Directors effective February 26.
Growth in Payrolls Slower Than Expected
Washington, D.C., Mar. 5--U.S. employers added far fewer jobs to their payrolls last month than economists had expected.
Weyerhaeuser Plans to Sell 3 Mills
Federal Way, WA, Mar. 5--Weyerhaeuser Co. will put three of its lumber and plywood mills in the Carolinas and Georgia on the sales block, because the facilities don't match its business strategies.
Invista to Bring 160 Jobs to Charlotte
Charlotte, NC, Mar. 5--Invista plans to establish a regional headquarters in Charlotte, employing 160.
Solutia Suffers a Loss of $39 Million
St. Louis, MO, Mar. 5--Chemical maker Solutia Inc. lost $39 million, excluding certain one-time charges, between its Dec. 17 filing for bankruptcy reorganization and Jan. 31.
Environmentalists Say 10,000 Die Annually from Asb
San Jose, CA, Mar. 5--Nearly 10,000 people in the United States die each year from asbestos-related health problems, an environmental group said in a new study Thursday, and 100,000 others live within half a mile of high-risk factories that once processed