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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, December 12, 2005--The organizers of Domotex Middle East, the regional trade show for carpets and floor coverings, have announced that 50 per cent of next May's exhibition has been booked in less than a month, according to
Washington, DC, December 12, 2005--The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) is now soliciting comments on the first draft of the LEED for Core and Shell Rating System (LEED-CS).
Zion, IL, December 12, 2005--Inspect Solutions, Inc., announces that they are currently testing immediate inspection report writing in the field.
Delphi, IN, December 12, 2005 --Chromcraft Revington, Inc., announced the expansion of its Board of Directors with the election of three new Directors. Craig R. Stokely, John D. Swift and John R. Hesse have been elected to the Company's Board.
St. Louis, MO, December 9, 2005--Furniture Brands International Inc. said business was improving as a rebound in consumer confidence, a fall in energy costs and stabilizing foam availability have reduced some uncertainties.
Dalton, GA, December 9, 2005--The Terracomm Group, manufacturers of display systems for the carpet industry, has been nominated by the United States Small Business Administration for the Phoenix Award.
Washington, DC, December 9, 2005--Inventories at wholesalers rose 0.2% in October as sales climbed 1.2%, the Commerce Department said Friday.
Alexandria, VA, December 9, 2005--The asbestos issue has had many ill effects on individuals, the legal system, and the economy, but the U.S. Senate's proposed cure is worse than the disease itself, according to a study released today from the 350,000
Coventry, England, December 9, 2005—Flooring firm Amtico International is enjoying such world-wide success that American president George Bush has jumped on board.
Ann Arbor, MI, December 9, 2005--Consumer sentiment improved again in early December, but remained below levels seen in the early summer before gasoline prices moved higher.