Small Furniture Retailers Struggle Against Bigger
Ogden, Utah, October 4---As times change, so does the nature of the retail business. In the 21st century, many of the most successful retailers have lived by the "bigger is better" mantra.
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Ogden, Utah, October 4---As times change, so does the nature of the retail business. In the 21st century, many of the most successful retailers have lived by the "bigger is better" mantra.
Atlanta, GA, October 1—CCA Global Partners yesterday presented the Floor Covering Industry Foundation (FCIF) with a check for $120,000.
Eureka, California, September 30--A flooring industry delegation representing a dozen firms from the U.s.and Canada is headed to the fifth China International Floor Coverings & Carpet Fair in Beijing.
New York, September 29--May Department Stores Co. parent of Lord & Taylor and David's Bridal, named the executive team to head its newly acquired Marshall Field's business.
Charlotte, NC, September 28--Wellman, Inc has announced, that effective with October 25, 2004 shipments, it will increase the price of all polyester staple fiber products for the apparel, home furnishings, nonwovens, industrial, and fiberfill markets by 3
Pittsfield, MA, September, 27--Former City Councilor Gary S. Grunin and his wife, Jean, have sold their two businesses to a family corporation involving Interprint CEO William Hines Sr., head of the "Jobs for Pittsfield" initiative.
San Francisco, CA, September 23—Retailer Williams-Sonoma said Thursday that Patrick Cowell, president of the Williams-Sonoma brand, will retire in March 2005.
Spartanburg, SC, September 24--Leonardo Academy’s Cleaner and Greener Program announces that Milliken & Company, with more than a century of sustainable stewardship, meets its stringent standards of certification.
Lancaster, PA, Sep. 21--A bankruptcy court judge agreed to make sure that Armstrong's bankruptcy reorganization plan will remain the only proposal on the table for at least six more months, according to the Lancaster New Era.
Washington, September 21--The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point as expected, the third straight rise in a bid to keep a lid on inflation pressures despite some signs of economic softness.