Tile Contractors See Attendance Increase at Event
Jackson,MS, Oct. 7, 2009--The National Tile Contractors Association (NTCA) held its most successful Total Solutions conference to-date Sept. 18-20.
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Jackson,MS, Oct. 7, 2009--The National Tile Contractors Association (NTCA) held its most successful Total Solutions conference to-date Sept. 18-20.
Hanover, MD, Oct. 6, 2008--Amorim and its Wicanders brand of cork oak flooring have been chosen to receive the inaugural Interior Design NeoCon Green Star Award.
Kennesaw, GA, Oct. 7, 2008--Wear-Dated carpet’s Christine Whittemore will present “How to Improve Your Retail Shopping Experience” to the Washington State Floor Covering Association.
Bethany, CT, Sept. 8, 2008--Laticrete donated a pallet of Greenguard certified materials in July to the Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.
New York, NY, Oct. 6, 2008--The U.S. recession will be "significantly deeper" than economists at Goldman Sachs previously thought, the company predicted Friday in a research note.
Johnson City, TN, Oct. 6, 2008 – Arborcraft Floors said that Gilford Flooring Distributors is the new distributor for its Harris Wood brand in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.
St. Louis, MO, Oct. 6, 2008--For the third consecutive year, Couristan Inc. has been recognized by Home Decorators Collection for having the lowest return rate in the catalog’s entire area rug category.
Singapore, Oct. 6, 2008--Oil prices fell to an eight-month low below $90 a barrel on speculation that the spreading financial crisis will exacerbate a global economic slowdown and cut demand for crude oil.
Calhoun, GA, Oct. 6, 2008--Area rug manufacturer Surya has partnered with HGTV celebrity decorator Candice Olson to create a new collection of area rugs set to début later this month at the High Point market, according to the Calhoun Times.
New York, NY, Oct. 6, 2008--Experts say the most important thing that needs to happen before the $700 billion bailout even has a chance of working: Home prices must stop falling.