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Lancaster, PA, December 19, 2005--Some 1,400 unionized workers at five Armstrong World Industries plants ratified a new contract that provides 3 percent yearly pay increases and includes a 3 percent overall drop in the amount workers pay for health care.
Memphis, TN, December 16, 2005--Hardwood flooring shipments for November 2005 are reported at 44,557,000 square feet, a drop of more than six percent from the previous month, according to NOFMA: The Wood Flooring Manufacturers Association.
Clifton, NJ, December 16, 2005-- When Linens 'n Things Inc., accepted a $1.3 billion buyout offer from private equity investors last month, analysts wondered if the home furnishings retailer could meet the sales and earnings targets required to financ
Washington, DC, December 15, 2005--The impact of hurricanes is affecting many local commercial real estate markets, but job creation and increased trade are shaping the overall market.
Washington, D.C., December 14--Dupont, according to an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announcement, has agreed to pay a $16.5 million settlement for failing to report health risks posed by the manufacture of Teflon and other plastics.
Washington, DC, December 14, 2005--The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has been named by Scientific American magazine as a Business Leader within the 2005 Scientific American 50--the magazine's prestigious annual list recognizing outstanding acts
Dalton, GA, December 14, 2005--Tandus Group, Inc., announced its financial results for the third quarter (13 weeks) and year-to-date (39 weeks) ended October 29, 2005.
Dallas, TX, December 12, 2005--Surfaces 2005 was a record-breaking event with the participation of 1,054 exhibiting companies in almost 500,000 net square feet of exhibit space.
Dalton, GA, December 12, 2005--The list of Seal of Approval carpet cleaning solutions has grown to 36 with the addition of three new certified products that have passed the stringent testing protocol.
Washington, DC, December 12, 2005--Mohawk Industries Inc. Monday won a chance to convince the U.S. Supreme Court that it shouldn't face a civil racketeering lawsuit brought by employees alleging the company hired illegal immigrants.