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Yucaipa, CA, April 26, 2006--Imagine a smooth, high-luster floor that is durable enough in a warehouse for foot traffic to heavy forklifts and yet shiny, clean, and professional enough for office buildings, hotels, and restaurants.
Seneca, SC, April 26, 2000--Propex announced the closure of its plant in Seneca, along with plans to relocate some of the jobs and equipment to its Ringgold, Ga., facility near Chattanooga, Tenn.
Washington, DC, April 27, 2006--Listening yesterday to early arguments in a case that could profoundly affect illegal immigration as well as corporate legal accountability, the U.S. Supreme Court began weighing the Mohawk Industries case.
Fort Mill, SC, April 26, 2006--Wellman Inc., a maker of polyester fiber and products, said on Tuesday it incurred a quarterly loss amid a surge in resin and polyester imports.
Trelleborg, Sweden, April 26, 2006--Pergo in the first quarter of 2006 reported net sales that increased by 8% to SEK 768 million (US$102.5m), verses SEK 713 million (US$94.9m).
Federal Way, WA, April 26, 2006--Weyerhaeuser Co., posted a first-quarter loss versus a year-earlier profit after a charge related to the fine paper business.
Keith Cambell, chairman of Mannington Mills, is the newly elected chairman of the Floor Coverng Industry Foundation (FCIF). He had been its secretary-treasurer.
Nashville, TN, April 26, 2006--Louisiana-Pacific Corp., net earnings for the first quarter that were off 18 percent to $83.7 million, or $0.79 per share, from $101.7 million, or $0.91 per share, posted a year earlier.
Washington, DC, April 26, 2006--Orders for durable goods increased 6.1% in March, led by strong demand for airplanes, machinery and electronics, according to a Commerce Department report.
Seneca, SC, April 25, 2006--According to the Anderson, South Carolina, Independent-Mail, about 200 workers at the Propex Plant in Seneca, have been told to report to work for an 8 a.m. announcement today.