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Atlanta, GA, Oct. 29--Sunshine Ace Hardware, an old-time hardware chain in southwest Florida that has seen Home Depot open several stores in its back yard, isn't backing away from its fight with Big Orange.
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Atlanta, GA, Oct. 29--Sunshine Ace Hardware, an old-time hardware chain in southwest Florida that has seen Home Depot open several stores in its back yard, isn't backing away from its fight with Big Orange.
London, U.K., Oct. 27--BP said its profit rose 25% in the third quarter, boosted by higher crude-oil prices.
Kannapolis, NC, Oct 27--An investment group led by a Rowan County businessman plans to buy the vacant Pillowtex Plant 4 on South Main Street and may buy the company's shuttered Rockwell plant.
Indianapolis, IN, Oct. 28--A national customer loyalty study by Indianapolis-based Walker Information has found that while 90 percent of consumers say they are satisfied with their retail store, fewer than half are truly loyal to that store.
Mercerville, NJ, Oct. 27-Congoleum Corp. today announced that it has finalized documents relating to its pre-packaged Chapter 11 plan of reorganization.
Eglisau, Switzerland, Oct. 28--Forbo's business development picked up slightly in the third quarter.
Trelleborg, Sweden, Oct. 27--In the first nine months of 2003, Pergo reported net sales of 2.07 billion Swedish Kronas (US $266.9 million), a decline of 4%, excluding currency effects, compared with the preceding year.
Washington, D.C., Oct. 27--Recent accounting and management issues at Freddie Mac have triggered an opportunistic onslaught against the housing government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) that not only ignores the will of the people and the intent of decades
New Delhi, India, Oct 27--(PTI) Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee will inaugurate the first World conference on hand made rugs beginning November 4.
Tehran, Iran, Oct. 27--Iran's painstakingly woven carpets are surrendering their global marketshare to foreign copies from the likes of India and China, a trend fomenting discontent among Tehran's politically powerful market traders, according to