Armstrong Raises Prices on Resilient Products
Lancaster, PA, September 6, 2007-- Armstrong said it will raise prices on its vinyl composition tile and commercial sheet vinyl products by 5%.
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Lancaster, PA, September 6, 2007-- Armstrong said it will raise prices on its vinyl composition tile and commercial sheet vinyl products by 5%.
Grand Rapids, MI, September 5, 2007--Office furniture orders rose 9% in July, bucking a trend toward slower growth for the second straight month, according to industry data released on Wednesday.
Atlanta, GA, September 5, 2007--Home Depot expects no recovery in the housing market for the rest of 2007 and continued weakness into next year, Chief Executive Frank Blake said on Wednesday.
Washington, DC, September 5, 2007--The Federal Reserve found the effects of the August credit-market rout on the broader economy to be ``limited'' beyond the housing industry, according to its regional business survey.
Dallas, TX, September 5, 2007-- Roland Thompson of Kehne’s Carpet One in Frederick, Maryland won the “Surfaces 2008 CFI Giveaway” at the 14th Annual Certified Floorcovering Installers Convention.
Chattanooga, TN, September 5, 2007--CarpetsPlus Color Tile has launched its new EcoChoice Flooring website
In the battle of the big-box home centers, homeowners give a slight preference to Lowe's Cos. (LOW) but Home Depot Inc. (HD) still gets more of their money thanks to the larger chain's convenient locations, according to a recent survey.
Tempe, AZ, September 6, 2007--Business activity in the non-manufacturing sector increased at the same rate in August as in July, according to the Non-Manufacturing ISM Report On Business.
Manchester, NH, September 6, 2007--CCA Global Partners co-founder Alan Greenberg will be remembered as one of the great visionaries in the floorcovering industry.
Washington, DC, September 6, 2007—Jobless claims fell 19,000 to 318,000 in the week ending September 2, according to the Labor Department.