Sears Same-Store Sales Up 1.9% in October
Hoffman Estates, IL, November 4--Sears, said sales at domestic stores open at least a year rose 1.9 percent in October, breaking a string of six straight monthly declines.
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Hoffman Estates, IL, November 4--Sears, said sales at domestic stores open at least a year rose 1.9 percent in October, breaking a string of six straight monthly declines.
Washington, DC, November 3--New orders at U.S. factories dropped unexpectedly in September, falling 0.4 percent in their biggest decline since April on a big slide in orders for transportation equipment.
Beijing, China, November 2--Wal-Mart said it planned at least 10 new stores in China next year, joining other foreign retail giants in taking advantage of new rules letting them move into smaller cities.
St. Louis, October 28--A federal bankruptcy judge Wednesday indefinitely blocked Solutia Inc. from changing its retirement benefits as part of the chemical concern's bid to save $5 million a year when it emerges from bankruptcy.
Chicago, October 26--The Boot Buddy heated, portable rubber mat has many uses in a home, outdoors, in an office or factory and more.
Phoenix, AZ, October--Costco will soon start selling sofas — and you won’t have to purchase them in 20-packs.
Carthage, MO, October 22-- Leggett & Platt reported record quarterly earnings of $0.41 per diluted share for the third quarter, within the range of guidance issued on July 21. Per share earnings increased 58%.
Dalton, GA, October 21 – Clayton Miller, a leader in providing commercial carpets for the high-end hospitality sector, has announced a new collection of products made with Honeywell Nylon’s Zeftron Savant nylon.
Tuscumbia, AL, October 20 — Flexco, a leading manufacturer of rubber, vinyl and ESD control commercial flooring, has added Boone Distributors Inc. and Superior Products Inc. as the newest Flexco distributors.
Cary, NC, October 15--Dust collected from the homes of children with persistent allergic symptoms had higher levels of certain phthalates (a class of common chemical additives) in it than dust found in homes of children without symptoms, according to a ne