NRF Issues Pessimistic Holiday Shopping Forecast
Washington, DC, Oct. 6, 2009--The National Retail Federation, usually bullish about holiday sales, predicts a 1 percent decline in total sales to $437.6 billion for November and December combined.
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Washington, DC, Oct. 6, 2009--The National Retail Federation, usually bullish about holiday sales, predicts a 1 percent decline in total sales to $437.6 billion for November and December combined.
New York, NY, Oct. 6, 2009--Apartment vacancies hit their highest point since 1986, according to Reis Inc., a New York real-estate research firm that tracks vacancies and rents in the top 79 U.S. markets.
Minneapolis, MN, Oct. 6, 2009—Tennant Company said that its ec-H2O technology has been shown to significantly reduce environmental footprints across seven key categories when compared to traditional cleaning with chemicals.
Cartersville, GA, Oct. 5, 2009--Aquafil USA said it is launching the largest ever solution dyed nylon program, featuring 330 colors all available in the 1260 Denier Chromacasa yarn system.
New York, NY, Oct. 6, 2009--New York Federal Reserve Bank President William Dudley said the commercial real estate sector is under particular pressure because the fundamentals of the sector have deteriorated sharply.
St. Louis, MO, Oct. 6, 2009--The National Wood Flooring Association has released its 2010 schedule for educational classes.
Manchester, NH, Oct. 5, 2009--CCA Global Partners seventh annual Alan Greenberg Charity Golf Tournament benefiting the Floor Covering Industry Foundation raised $120,000.
Washington, DC, Oct. 5, 2009--Institute for Supply Management said its index of the services industry rose to 50.9 in September, the highest since May 2008.
Lawrence, MA, Oct. 5, 2009--Nora systems Inc. has named Andreas Mueller president and CEO, North America, effective Oct. 1.
Washington, DC, Oct. 5, 2009--Homebuyers age 55 and over are seeking homes approximately the same size as their present home and, unlike six years ago, they're less inclined to spend for more glamorous furnishings.