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Wilmington, DE, October 4--Judy McKinney-Cherry began wooing Invista from the moment DuPont announced the sale of the textiles and interiors business to the Wichita, Kan.-based Koch Industries, according to The News Journal.
Troy, MI, October 1--Kmart Holdings Corp. is considering moving its headquarters from Michigan, the state's economic development agency said on Thursday.
Chihuahau, Mexico, October 1--Internacional de Ceramica, announces that Citibank, N.A., as depositary under the deposit agreements for Interceramic's two American Depositary Receipt programs in the U.S., has sent notice to registered holders of the pe
Mooresville, NC, September 30—With the expectation of holiday guests not to far off, Lowe's is promoting time and money saving: One Weekend and Done projects.
New York, September 28--Chain store retail sales saw a slight decline of 0.3 percent on a week-over-week basis. However, on a year-over-year basis, the sales momentum remained strong at 3.5 percent, a report said on Tuesday.
Lancaster, Pa., September 24, 2004 – Armstrong announced today that it will initiate an average eight percent price increase on its Vinyl Composition Tile commercial products, and a three-to-five percent increase on its Commercial Vinyl Sheet products, ef
New York, September 22--Despite a rocky third quarter, retailers are anticipating a strong holiday shopping season, though not as robust as last year's spending spree.
Washington, September 21--Housing starts increased 0.6% to a seasonally adjusted 2.000 million annual rate in August, the Commerce Department said Tuesday.
North Charleston, SC, September 15--Some of the world's leading building manufacturers are now on board with the Noisette Project - the $1 billion public-private effort to revitalize 3,000 acres in the urban core of North Charleston.
Charleston WV, September 14--Despite a tentative lawsuit settlement that could cost it $343 million, chemical giant DuPont vowed Friday to continue to fight allegations that its C8 chemical is harmful,