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Charlotte, NC, November 10, 2006--On the heels of disappointing results from several of their suppliers, Home Depot Inc. and Lowe's Cos. are expected to report weakening demand for home-improvement supplies when they post third-quarter earnings starti
Zurich, Switzerland, August 9, 2006—According to a report from AFX News, Swiss industrial group Forbo Holding AG is seeking acquisitions and may finance any future deals with its own shares.
Calhoun, GA, August 9, 2006--Mannlngton Commercial introduces the Corporate Collection featuring three new broadloom carpets, Executive Suite, Boardroom, and Front Office.
Glendale, AZ, November 16--Floor and Décor Outlets of America will open its first Arizona store on Bell Road, Glendale's main retail artery according to the Arizona Republic.
London, England, November 12--Polishing the floor too thoroughly is illegal - it's official. Britain's safety watchdog has advised employers to assess their floor coverings for the danger of somebody falling flat on their face.
Portland OR, November 11--With builders and architects striving for Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) certified development,two Oregon entrepreneurs are launching Canopy.
Houston, TX, November 10--Tom Cosky, CEO of MasterTile, stepped down today citing a need for new and different executive management to take MasterTile to the next level and build an integrated, national organization.
Salem, NJ – November 9 – With reports of registration and housing requests ahead of last year’s show, Mannington is gearing up for another spectacular Surfaces in January.
Miami, FL, November 5--Lennar Corp warned that it may have to delay closings on 600 of the new houses it expected to deliver to homeowners in the current quarter in part because of slowing demand in Southern California and Las Vegas.
Washington, DC, November 4--Companies battling asbestos litigation felt optimistic on Wednesday that stalled legislation to limit corporate liability would be pushed through a Republican-controlled Congress after President George W. Bush's re-election